Twisted Wire

This shank will give more leverage while maintaining a soft feel. A step up from the short shank allowing the rider to move forward to the next level of training. All of these bits should be adjusted to fit with one wrinkle in the horse's mouth and a loose curb strap to allow 2-3 fingers. This mouthpiece works similar to a smooth snaffle. The twist adds bar pressure helps to sharpen the focus of a finished horse.NOTE: This bit will rust when exposed to moisture. This creates a sweet taste in the horses mouth and promotes salivation.

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Made of sweet iron with copper inlays, keep the horse’s mouth soft and moist. This bit works well for green or sensitive horses.3” Rings and 5 1/4” Mouth.NOTE: 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 Delight bit has been around for decades and continues to be a best seller. It is a light bit, but offers quicker contact and a little more control when needed. The Delight is one of the original bits in Carol's line and it is perfect for tuning an older finished horse or for seasoned colts going around the barrels.

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This is a good bit for the young horse who is ready to be transitioned from a snaffle to a shank bit. The short gag action allows the rider to pick up a horse when needed, allowing for greater control.The three piece twisted dog-bone mouthpiece allows for more control than the smooth version.Mouth: 5 3/4" Cheek: 5 1/2"

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The teardrop cheek is unique that for a short shank, it has quite a bit of weight so the horse carries it well and provides good balance. The teardrop shape is designed to provide slight rein slide which provides the horse with a pre-signal before engaging the mouthpiece.   Mouth: 5" Cheek: 4 3/4"

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This bit is excellent for a horse with a soft mouth. The gag cheek provides elevation in the shoulders. All of these bits should be adjusted to fit with one wrinkle in the horse's mouth and a loose curb strap to allow 2-3 fingers. This mouthpiece works similar to a smooth snaffle. The twist adds bar pressure helps to sharpen the focus of a finished horse.NOTE: 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 provides some lift, combined with a half and half mouthpiece.   Mouth: 5 1/4" Rings: 3"

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This shank will give more leverage while maintaining a soft feel. A step up from the short shank allowing the rider to move forward to the next level of training. All of these bits should be adjusted to fit with one wrinkle in the horse's mouth and a loose curb strap to allow 2-3 fingers. This mouthpiece is soft on their bars, making this bit good for lateral control and collection. A wonderful choice when transitioning from a D-Ring or O-Ring snaffle.NOTE: This bit will rust when exposed to moisture. This creates a sweet taste in the horses mouth and promotes salivation.

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This is a traditional slow twist bit with a 5 ½” mouthpiece. The gag cheek is 5” long and helps to provide elevation in the shoulders. . The slow twist is good for a horse with a soft mouth but still offers a quick reaction.   Mouth: 5 1/8" Cheek: 5"

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Ring gag with an inlaid copper twisted wire snaffle mouthpiece. The gag action encourages the horse to respond before the bit is completely engaged. Gags are commonly used in training and competing in all western events. 5-1/2-inch gag action helps elevate the horse's shoulders.

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The Long Gag is 8" long which gives the rider leverage when needed. The travel of the cheek not only provides excellent shoulder lift, but also collection. Brittany originally created it as a competition bit for NFR but uses it primarily as a warm up bit. It helps Brittany to achieve a lot of lateral movement and keeps her horses responsive. The two-piece twisted wire mouthpiece is slightly more aggressive than a smooth mouthpiece, which delivers more response and respect from the horse.

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