
Feeling Eggbutt Snaffle Thick Copper Mouth
Thick jointed copper mouthpiece and round stainless steel rings.
Thick jointed copper mouthpiece and round stainless steel rings.
In stainless steel with double-jointed anatomic mouthpiece. For use with a Weymouth bit or by itself to improve on contact steadiness.
Simple and rather soft mouthpiece with no risk of pinching at the corner of the mouth. Effect of the hand is more direct than on a loose ring snaff...
View full detailsStainless steel with thin mouthpiece and small rings.
Stainless steel. Helps bending at the poll and setting the head with a slight leverage effect. Allows to lift the front end of ponies who put a bit...
View full detailsStainless steel. With relaxing copper rollers.
In stainless steel with anatomic double joint. Allows to "frame" the top of the horse’s nose to avoid “sloppiness” and give clear cues. To be used ...
View full detailsStainless steel. Double jointed with flat rings. For horses with a narrow palate.
In German silver, and anatomic double jointed mouthpiece.
Stainless steel. Thick double-jointed mouthpiece with anatomic cyprium link.
In stainless steel, and anatomic double jointed mouthpiece.
In stainless steel with double-jointed anatomic mouthpiece. Facilitates poll control and helps with head carriage thanks to a slight leverage effec...
View full detailsPer pair. Buffalo leather.
In stainless steel with anatomic double joint. Thin mouthpiece. Gives more stability to the contact.
In satin finish stainless steel. Helps bending the poll and setting the head with a slight leverage effect. Allows to “lift up” horses who put too ...
View full detailsBuffalo hide bridle with headpiece and browband lined with cowhide. Noseband adorned top and bottom with fine strips of small strass, lined with co...
View full detailsBuffalo leather reins with 16-mm hooks. White stitching. Stainless steel buckles.
Stainless steel with thin mouthpiece and small rings.
Stainless steel. Thick twisted jointed mouthpiece with flat rings. A little more severe for those horses who are leaning on the bit.