Bits & Curbs

This 7 ½” double gag is a great competition bit and the perfect step up from an o-ring snaffle. The straight gag allows for a fluid lift in the shoulder, but also provides a faster reaction than other gags.

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This 7 Shank is 6 ½” long and has quite a bit of weight behind the mouthpiece, which allows a quick release from the rider’s hands. This is an excellent transition bit out of an O-ring or d-ring. The 5 1/8” two-piece snaffle allows for collection, flexion, and bend. 

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This is a thin, smooth snaffle so you will not sore the corners of you horses mouth up, and you will not get that dull feel that you sometimes get with a bigger mouthpiece.

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This is a thin, smooth snaffle so you will not sore the corners of you horses mouth up, and you will not get that dull feel that you sometimes get with a bigger mouthpiece. Mouth: 5 Long Shank: 8

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Upon learning to ride correctly in a snaffle bit, the Reinsman Stoney Crescent Moon is the best bit on the market for a two—or three-year-old horse in training that is ready to step up. The shape of the shanks and the small gag work together to provide a seamless transition for a young horse just beginning to adjust to the feel of leverage in the training process. The 437 is ideal for a stronger horse that needs the added bite of a twisted wire mouthpiece.

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Stage A bits are great for starting horses, training, or maintaining steady contact. Aspects include direct reining, non-leverage loose rings and dee rings with mouthpiece diameters 5/16" and over.

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This bit gives you more flex and bend than the original lifter. I love the short shank for starting colts and the long shank for running the more solid horse. It comes in all four mouth pieces giving you lots of options. Brittany PozziNOTE: This bit will rust when exposed to moisture. This creates a sweet taste in the horses mouth and promotes salivation.

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The O Ring Snaffle is a must for any horseman’s tool box. It is the most commonly used piece of equipment by trainers of all disciplines, for everything from starting colts to softening older performance horses. Use it to introduce a horse to a bit for the first time, teach a horse to follow his nose, lateral flexion exercises and drills, establish proper headset or soften older horses. The O Ring has a weighted feel for greater sensation during the pickup and release of pressure.

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This is a bit for starting my barrel training, or on horses that have a sensitive mouth that do not need much bit. It is nice and soft, offering complete rate and body lift for turns.

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This is a bit for starting my barrel training, or on horses that have a sensitive mouth that do not need much bit. It is nice and soft, offering complete rate and body lift for turns.

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This is a bit for starting my barrel training, or on horses that have a sensitive mouth that do not need much bit. It is nice and soft, offering complete rate and body lift for turns.

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Identical to the original Diamond Shank, but with a limited gag for horses that do not need the extra collection.

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