Bits & Training

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 two ring gag for your horse? Also known as a continental bit, it works by raising the bit in the horse's mouth in a similar way to a t...

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...

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 ...

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 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...

The loose ring snaffle with copper lozenge is fast becoming a popular bit. Suitable for horses with large tongues or small mouths as the copper lo...

Why choose an Eggbutt snaffle for your horse?The Applea-Teque Eggbutt snaffle is a happy mouth style bit with a warm, apple flavoured and durable ...

The lozenge in the centre of this bit contours the shape of the tongue and helps to reduce the nutcracker action of a single jointed bit which hel...

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

Bevel bits allow mild leverage and offer a little more control, promoting responsive and correct head carriage. The double jointed, durable rubber ...

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

The copper roller mouth dee bit is useful for horses that tend to fix or try and grab/lean on the bit. The alternating copper and stainless steel ...