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Built around a progressive bitting system, Myler bits
are designed to encourage comfort, clear communication, and improved performance by working with a horse’s anatomy and stage of training. Myler bits feature patented mouthpiece designs and a graduated “Level” system that ...
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This double jointed eggbutt bit is ergonomically designed
to allow for soft and even distribution of pressure in your horse's mouth, promoting a friendly interaction between mouth and tongue. It features a 45 degree angled middle link for soft and ...
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The Satinox Bit line from Herm Sprenger features
high quality stainless steel characterized by excellent workmanship and tested material quality. The Satinox Bits are ergonomically shaped and anatomically designed, allowing for even distribution of pressure and an anatomically correct fit ...
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The Centaur EcoPure Oval Link Hunter D-Ring is
made with all-natural rubber and no fillers, making this bit friendly to your horse and mother nature. Compared to standard rubber mouth bits, EcoPure bits have refined, thinner mouthpieces and better strength ...
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Designed exclusively for Weaver Leather, these long shank
bits are very balanced while offering the perfect combination of great collection, quick release and lateral flex.
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This double jointed D-ring is often used to
help enhance directional control, and may assist with lateral movements. The double joint with copper lozenge will soften the nutcracker action and assist with salivation. Stainless steel is the most common material ...
Description:
Built around a progressive bitting system, Myler bits
are designed to encourage comfort, clear communication, and improved performance by working with a horse’s anatomy and stage of training. Myler bits feature patented mouthpiece designs and a graduated “Level” system that ...
