Correction

Mouth: 5" Cheek: 7" Port:2NOTE: These bits will rust when exposed to moisture. This creates a sweet taste in the horses mouth and promotes salivation.

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Classic Equine took its best-selling, tried-and-true, traditional Toolbox bit designs and added the rasp-look trend to the most popular styles, including this performance straight-shank bit with short correction, making it accessible to all riders.

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The Laramie has a swept back cheek and a tear drop loop at the rein, which provides a very forgiving and slower pull. The shank’s features give a pre-signal for the horse when they feel the rein slide. This keeps the rider from having to engage as directly. The correction mouthpiece provides collection from the port, while the swivel encourages both flex and bend in the horse’s body. The copper rollers make this softer than a traditional solid bar and encourages saliva in the horse’s mouth. 

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The Laramie has a swept back cheek and a tear drop loop at the rein, which provides a very forgiving and slower pull. The shank’s features give a pre-signal for the horse when they feel the rein slide. This keeps the rider from having to engage as directly. The correction mouthpiece provides collection from the port, while the swivel encourages both flex and bend in the horse’s body. 

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The Laramie has a swept back cheek and a tear drop loop at the rein, which provides a very forgiving and slower pull. The shank’s features give a pre-signal for the horse when they feel the rein slide. This keeps the rider from having to engage as directly. The slow twist correction port is a very good all-around mouthpiece. It is slightly more aggressive over the bars, which is helpful for a horse that wants to push on the rider. The port provides the benefit of collection, while the swivel encourages flex and bend throughout the body.

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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 correction mouthpiece provides collection from the port, while the swivel encourages both flex and bend in the horse’s body.

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This weighted cheek allows for more control and added poll pressure while maintaining clean lateral movement. The cheek pieces are polished steel with decorative silver and turquoise designs. Correction mouthpiece.Mouth: 5 1/4" Cheek: 6"NOTE: These bits will rust when exposed to moisture. This creates a sweet taste in the horses mouth and promotes salivation.

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The 7-1/2-inch cheek style is next in the lineup. Extremely versatile, this bit can be used for training drills, pleasure riding, or competition. This cheek has a 2-1/2-inch purchase with a 5-inch shank. The shank is swept back, like the 6-inch model, but to a lesser degree, which offers more leverage and control. When properly adjusted, it is still considered a mild cheek, but one with plenty of leverage for control at increased speeds. The Low Port Barrel is a highly universal bit that works well for anything from training to pleasure riding to competition. When engaged, the low port provides tongue relief as slight pressure is applied to the bars of the mouth and to the palate. Each side works independently from the port for increased lateral flexion.

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The 6-inch cheek has a 2-1/2-inch purchase and a 3-1/2-inch shank. This ratio (the difference in the length of the purchase and shank) and the swept-back design of the shank make this a mild cheek. Contact with the horse’s mouth comes slowly in the form of soft pressure to all points of contact. The main point of contact is the corners of the mouth, which is a familiar spot from the O Ring. This bit may also be used with a training fork or martingale to encourage collection and poll control. The mouthpiece is inlaid with copper to stimulate salivation. The mouthpiece is 5-1/8-inch wide, 3/8-inch in diameter, and curved to shape to the corner of the mouth for soft, evenly distributed pressure to the bars, tongue, and corners of the mouth.

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