Twisted Wire

Sherry Cervi’s Signature Collection bits have and excellent feel for quick pickup and release. This 7.5-inch-shank, twisted-wire dogbone bit offers more leverage to maintain rate and body position in turns with speed.

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Sherry Cervi’s Signature Collection bits have and excellent feel for quick pickup and release. This stainless-steel twisted wire dogbone has a 7.5-inch shank for more leverage to maintain rate and body position in turns with speed.

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Sherry Cervi’s Signature Collection bits have and excellent feel for quick pickup and release. This 7.5-inch-shank, twisted-wire dogbone bit offers more leverage to maintain rate and body position in turns with speed.

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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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I love this medium twist and ride it on just about everything. It is a great size; not too harsh, but just enough bite if you need it. Brittany PozziNOTE: This bit will rust when exposed to moisture. This creates a sweet taste in the horses mouth and promotes salivation. In the Lifter bits there are two different shanks, each with four different mouthpieces. The medium measures 6" and the long measures 8". This gives the rider lots of different options to choose from. These bits are for all different types of horses, from the light horse that needs help on the back side or the hard runner that needs help shutting down for the turn. These bits are created to help you pick up your horses shoulder while going into turn and then helping them on the back side of the turn. The lifter also gives good elevation of your horses front end while engaging the hind quarter for the turn. If you are having trouble getting your horse to break at the poll and gather for the barrel this will help you accomplish that goal. Mouth: 5 1/2" Brittany Pozzi

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Black Steel Bit, 5" Twisted Wire Snaffle Mouth, 7" Cheek, Stainless Steel Dots

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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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The primary function of the Reinsman Snake River bit is to encourage a young horse graduating from a snaffle bit to break at the poll through a leverage bit. The unique shape of the shank allows for immediate release when the horse collects and softens into the bridle. The shape and gag of the shank also promote lifting the horse’s shoulders and the ability to cue the horse with a delayed reaction without slowing the horse’s feet down during competition. The 480 is ideal for a stronger horse that needs the added bite of a twisted wire and the roundness of the dogbone mouthpiece. The sweet iron mouthpiece is designed to rust naturally and imparts a sweet taste to the horse.Every Reinsman bit has a LIFETIME warranty. It’s our promise to repair or replace your bit for the full life of the bit free of charge. When you choose Reinsman, you’re not just getting a bit - you’re getting a partner you can trust.

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Stage C bits are built for riders and horses who love neck reining. Horses who respond well to poll pressure are in Stage C. Features include solid mouthpieces and cheek attachments, and swivel cheeks with jointed mouthpieces or low to medium ports.

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Stops on the shanks help the mouthpiece stay in place for the right amount of gag action. Longer shank increases leverage for added control. 3 piece mouth offers additional leverage to the corners of the mouth to provide a more responsive feel.

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This weighted cheek allows for more control and added poll pressure while maintaining clean lateral movement.  The cheek pieces features a decorative a silver and colored stone design.  Double twist wire mouthpiece.

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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 two-piece twisted wire mouthpiece is a little more aggressive than a smooth mouthpiece, which lends more response and respect from the horse. 

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