Correction

• “Fixed O Ring” cheek design offers multiple configuration options for customized control.  Inner brace limits movement, providing added stability and a touch of leverage. Secondary brace allows flexible setup — attach the headstall or rein for varied response. • Ideal as a transition from a ring bit to a leverage bit — offering more authority than a broken mouthpiece while remaining suitable for younger or older horses alike.

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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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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 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 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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This solid correction has a little less give than a traditional correction does because it is solid in the center. It is best suited for a more mature, broke horse.Port:2", Mouth:5", 7.5" Cheek

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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 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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