Bits

Why choose a training bit for your horse? Loose ring cheeks on this bit can help to discourage fixing and leaning as they offer much more movement ...

Why choose a loose ring snaffle for your horse? This bit is part of the snaffle family and is generally a very mild bit with a gentle upwards actio...

Why choose a full cheek snaffle for your horse? Full cheek, brass alloy snaffles are useful for green horses or young horses as they can help with ...

Full cheeks Double jointed, stainless steel mouthpiece with copper peanut joint Bit strength: Mild Full cheek snaffles are useful for green horse...

Why choose a hanging cheek snaffle for your horse? The Hanging cheek is a fixed cheek bit which exerts a small amount of poll pressure due to the c...

Why choose a bevel bit for your horse? The Bevel bit allows mild leverage and offers a little more control, promoting responsiveness and correct he...

The Bevel bit allows mild leverage and offers a little more control, promoting responsiveness and a correct head carriage. The double jointed blue ...

A hackamore is often referred to as a bitless bridle because it works without a bit in the horses's mouth. Hackamores provide control from the long...