Bits & Curbs

• 7/16" mullen-style bar provides ample surface area for comfort across the bars of the mouth • "1½"" port prevents palate pressure while discouraging the tongue from getting over the bit. •  Correction design remains comfortable in the mouth but firms up when engaged for effective communication" • Full-ring side design prevents the bit from being pulled through the mouth, ensuring stability and consistency • Made from 5/16" lariat rope for a responsive yet forgiving feel. Lariat rope design communicates poll pressure once engaged, encouraging flexion and collection. Latigo ear helps prevent the rope from sliding back on the horse’s head for a secure, balanced fit. • Rubber sliding grommets allow for easy adjustment to achieve the perfect fit on any horse.

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This 7 Shank is 8” long providing some extra leverage. There is quite a bit of weight behind the mouthpiece, which allows a quick release from the rider’s hands. The 5 1/8” correction mouthpiece provides collection from the port, while the swivel encourages both flex and bend in the horse’s body.

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Mouth: 5 ¼” Cheek: 6”The chain mouthpiece is mild yet more aggressive than a two or three-piece snaffle mouthpiece.

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The Yukon has more purchase than a traditional shorter shanked bit. This encourages ideal break at the poll while the shorter shank allows the bit to be more forgiving and encourage lateral movement. The medium port is mild but delivers collection and break at the poll. 

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The Yukon has more purchase than a traditional shorter shanked bit. This encourages ideal break at the poll while the shorter shank allows the bit to be more forgiving and encourage lateral movement. The smooth two-piece conforms nicely in the horse’s mouth and encourages flex and bend.

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This bit features a longer and straighter shank which is ideal for a quicker engagement. The loose jaw provides enhanced lateral movement. The two-piece twisted wire mouthpiece is a little more aggressive than a smooth mouthpiece, which lends more response and respect from the horse.  

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The Brittany Pozzi Lifter Bit is created to help pick up the horse’s shoulder while going into the turn and coming around the back side. The lifter gives excellent elevation in the front end while engaging the hind quarters for the turn. It is also helpful with asking your horse to break at the poll and get ready to turn. The Slow Twist Billy Allen mouthpiece offers quite a bit of independent action in the cheek in order to lift one shoulder without affecting the other side of the horse’s engagement. This mouthpiece can keep one side square and framed while being able to lift the other shoulder up effectively. It lays stable across the horse’s tongue and is quicker to both engage and to release. 

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4-5/8" medium port mouth; 6" Argentine cheeks Offers leverage and control Great for beginners, trail riders, training and performance Modern buffed black finish with German silver accents

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This Sunflower shank is 8” long. It delivers nice collection and leverage as well as the ability to keep the horse flexing and bending.

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This swept back 7 shank is a well balanced cheek with a touch more weight behind the mouthpiece which provides a quicker release. The 8” cheek will give ample leverage. Mouth: 5" Port: 2"

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This final cheek in the Tool Box is designed for the finished performance horse or tough-mouthed older horses where more control is needed. It can be used as a schooling bit to get a horse that is not responding to milder bits to collect and break at the poll. It is also often used in competition, and should not be used for daily training. The purchase is 2-1/2-inch and the shank 5-1/2-inch. The Cavalry designed shank is angled back to the horse, but at a straighter angle than the 7-1/2-inch model, causing a quicker, more immediate response. The purchase/shank alignment ratio increases leverage, creating greater realized pressure to all points of contact.

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Allows the horse to push into the roper's hands, and the length of the shank helps maximize the function of the jerk line. Its port style is specifically shaped to be forgiving to a sensitive horse. Doesn't lock on and hold a horse's mouth like some bits can. Therefore, it is a good bit for kids or a novice roper.

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