Stainless Steel Bits

Useful on horses which lug or pull. Side plates can be rigged to produce considerable pressure on sides of the horses mouth, thus increasing the r...

Racing Chifney Bit The Dexter ring bit is widely used in racing, and is useful for strong horses. The ring on the Dexter bit is also useful for saf...

The Breeze Up Collection is a straight bar, that is smooth on one side and ridged on the other. At the centre are a set of loose keys that encourag...

Curved bit to reduce the "nutcracker" action and to alleviate pressure on the tongue and bars of the mouth. Prevents contact with the roof of the h...

An Eggbutt snaffle bit is commonly used for young horses, green horses, or general riding for well-trained and well-mannered horses that can be rid...

Stainless Steel. A thicker, lighter mouthpiece acts on a wider area of the tongue, lips and bars yet is more comfortable for the horse. Cob Size (...

Ring Width: 6.8cm Bit thickness 2.1cm

Flexi Bits are made from a polyurethane materail which is light and flexible. Extremely soft and kind to the horses mouth. Ideal for young or sens...

Bit Thickness 0.8cm

Mackey Dexter Bit Half Cheek: Precision and Performance in Every Detail The Mackey Dexter Bit Half Cheek is a testament to craftsmanship, designed ...

Stainless steel with thick mouthpiece and flat rings.

In stainless steel with double jointed anatomic mouthpiece.

Stainless steel. Double jointed mouthpiece.

Mullen thin mouthpiece. Stainless steel.

Stainless steel. Thin mouthpiece.

Stainless steel. Low port thin mouthpiece and slotted cheeks.

Stainless steel.

Stainless steel with rubber mouthpiece.

Stainless steel with hollow mouthpiece. Single jointed mouthpeice. This bit is built to last with durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel. ...

Stainless steel. Helps bending at the poll and setting the head with a slight leverage effect. Allows to lift the front end of ponies who put a bit...

Stainless steel with 55 mm rings.

With sliding cheeks. Stainless steel with low port mouthpiece . The dissociation between mouthpiece and cheeks enables the horse to play with his bit.