Lifesaver

• 6½" swept-back shank provides ideal length for balanced control — short enough to allow signal delay, yet long enough for optimal leverage • 3/8" mullen-style bar ensures comfort and even pressure across the bars of the mouth • Copper ring lifesaver adds taste and encourages salivation for improved acceptance • Comfortable in the horse’s mouth, yet once engaged, applies balanced curb, bar, and light tongue pressure • Promotes relaxation, responsiveness, and a soft break at the poll — an excellent choice for achieving clear communication with comfort

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Designed for horses with sensitive mouths that need light to medium control in the competition arena. The 6 1/2" cheek offers control from tongue, lip, bar and curb pressure. Readjust the Quick Link Curb for increased feel or additional control. Sweet iron increases salivation for a more supple feeling mouth.

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Call in the Specialist! When your horse enters Stage E he's asking for some time with the pros. These are correction bits and should be used by experienced riders only. Here tiny twists, very high ports, and highly complex mouthpieces are key components.

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When you need more gag so we opened up the stop. It gives some front-to-back control for rate, also with subtle, yet smooth connection for placement in the turns. Curb chain is included. "When you need more gag so we opened up the stop. It gives some front-to-back control for rate, also with subtle, yet smooth connection for placement in the turns. I named it after a horse I designed it for." -Sharon Camarillo

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Stage B is all about transition, with the introduction of leverage and curb pressure. Short shanked bits and half-gags comprise Stage B.

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More responsive than a twisted wire snaffle, this mouthpiece has more tongue contact and quicker pressure release than a traditional two-piece snaffle. Will keep a horse supple and light throughout his training. Stage A bits are great for starting horses, training, or maintaining steady contact. Handmade in Yoakum, Texas. Sweet iron is intended to rust and is sweet tasting to the horse to promote salivation, which makes a more supple feeling mouth. It may be used with or without a leather curb strap; we recommend using a leather curb strap for safety. Sharon Camarillo is a 4x National Finals Rodeo qualifier and Cowgirl Hall of Fame inductee. Camarillo designs bits for Training, Transition, and Competition to help the rider communicate skills that will enhance the horse's foundation and eventually produce a consistent and efficient performance at a variety of speeds. This foundation is especially important in the sport of barrel racing and timed events where speed is a critical factor. Every Reinsman bit comes with a LIFETIME WARRANTY. It's our promise to repair or replace your lifetime warrantied bit for the full life of the bit free of charge.

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Top-selling transition bit for introducing indirect control of leverage from the shank and pressure from the curb chain. Works off tongue, lips and bar pressure. Adjust headstall up to touch or one wrinkle and loosen curb to 3-4 fingers to allow gag action to work properly. Sweet iron encourages salivation for a supple feeling mouth

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