Bridlespur, a neighborhood in Kansas City, Missouri, is characterized by low diversity with a white majority. As of 2022, the white population constitutes 85% of the community. The neighborhood's median income of $93,661 in 2022 indicates an affluent area, exceeding the national median household income. Bridlespur is known for its equestrian heritage, featuring horse-related facilities and events.

Over the past decade, Bridlespur has maintained its status as a white majority area, with the white population consistently above 75%. The neighborhood has remained in the low diversity category from 2013 to 2022, with the white population never falling below 77%. Despite this overall stability, there have been minor fluctuations in minority populations. The Black population reached a peak of 19% in 2020 but decreased to 10% by 2022. Hispanic representation has remained relatively low, peaking at 5% in 2019 and dropping to 3% by 2022. A small but growing multiracial population has emerged, reaching 2% by 2022.

The neighborhood's economic profile shows some correlation with its demographic shifts. The median income peaked in 2017 at $113,358, coinciding with a period of slightly higher diversity (15% non-white population). After a decline from the 2017 peak, median income has stabilized around $94,000 in recent years, aligning with a slight increase in diversity (15% non-white in 2022 compared to 9% in 2021). The population has fluctuated between approximately 1,300 and 1,450 residents over the decade, with no clear correlation to income or diversity changes.