For the Horse Bits

This Liverpool driving bit has a mouthpiece which is serrated on one side. The larger versions of this bit have more holes down the shank as the shank length and size of mouthpiece are related. This bit can be severe.

The chiney bit is designed to prevent horses rearing while being led.

Bevel bit allowing mild leverage with a copper lozenge to assist with salivation How to measure your bit: A correctly fitting bit should have a fingers width on either side of the horses mouth. To ensure your new bit fits correctly measure the length of the mouthpiece from inside of the rings, as illustrated below. Most bits are sold in inches, although some European bits (eg Sprenger bits) are so…

Loose ring bevel allows a mild lever action. How to measure your bit: A correctly fitting bit should have a fingers width on either side of the horses mouth. To ensure your new bit fits correctly measure the length of the mouthpiece from inside of the rings, as illustrated below.

BEVEL BIT WITH LOZENGE The bevel bit allows mild leverage, with a brass alloy lozenge to assist with salivation. How to measure your bit: A correctly fitting bit should have a fingers width on either side of the horses mouth. To ensure your new bit fits correctly measure the length of the mouthpiece from inside of the rings, as illustrated below.

Mounted with leather backing and slit. Sold singly.

Designed to help prevent the bit pinching the horses lips, bit guards are most often seen on bridles which have loose ring snaffles. Sold in pairs. Comes in Black and Brown colours.

Attaches a bit easily to your headcollar.

Sold in pairs.

Quality English leather with brass fittings, one size, Ideal for sales preparation.

Blenheim Chifney Bit Strap Stitched Blenheim leather headpiece for a chifney bit, with hook stud billets. Colour: Black, Havana

Replacement leather straps for the English hackamore. COMPOSITION Blenheim quality leather BRAND Blenheim

Shires Blenheim Leather cheeks for the Cheltenham Gag. Comes in Black and Havana colour. Onesize.

Stainless Steel w/ Blue Alloy Moutchpiece Blue Alloy oxidises easily to create a warm and sweet taste which helps with bit acceptance and encourages salivation. Please note the blue colour will fade with use. The addition of brass alloy inserts produces a warm, more palatable bit. Blue Alloy Bevel with Roller Link The bevil bit allows mild leverage and offers a little more control, promoting outli…

Stainless Steel w/ Blue Alloy Moutchpiece Blue Alloy oxidises easily to create a warm and sweet taste which helps with bit acceptance and encourages salivation. Please note the blue colour will fade with use. The addition of brass alloy inserts produces a warm, more palatable bit. The hanging cheek bit exerts a little poll pressure to encourage flexion. The loose brass alloy discs in the centre ca…

The loose ring cheek can discourage fixing and leaning as it has much more movement than a fixed cheek to follow the angle of the tongue. The shaped lozenge offers even pressure and encourages mouthing and contact. COMPOSITION Stainless steel, blue sweet iron mouthpiece FABRIC GUIDE Stainless steel is the most common material for bits. Durable, easy to clean, tasteless and it does not rust. Blue s…

Blue Sweet Iron Loose Ring With Mullen Mouth The mullen mouth is very stable in the horse’s mouth. It has a medium port creating space for the tongue and relieving pressure. Stainless steel is the most common material for bits. Durable, easy to clean, tasteless and it does not rust. Blue sweet iron oxidizes easily to create warmth and a sweet taste which helps with bit acceptance and encourages sa…

Blue Sweet iron Loose Ring With Roller Link The loose ring cheek has greater movement than a fixed cheek allowing it to follow the angle of the tongue which can discourage fixing and leaning. The loose brass alloy discs in the centre can help to soothe a fussy tongued horse. Stainless steel is the most common material for bits. Durable, easy to clean, tasteless and it does not rust. Blue sweet iro…

The two ring cheeks allow adaptable poll pressure and leverage on the mouthpiece. The anatomical double joint distributes pressure over both the tongue and bars of the mouth encouraging mouthing and contact. Stainless steel is the most common material for bits. Durable, easy to clean, tasteless and it does not rust. Blue sweet iron oxidizes easily to create warmth and a sweet taste which helps wit…

Stainless Steel w/ Blue Alloy Moutchpiece Blue Alloy oxidises easily to create a warm and sweet taste which helps with bit acceptance and encourages salivation. Please note the blue colour will fade with use. The addition of brass alloy inserts produces a warm, more palatable bit. Combines poll pressure and leverage, for a mild gag action. The loose brass alloy discs in the centre can help to soot…

Blue Sweet Iron Tom with Roller Link Especially good for jumping the Tom Thumb cheek has a lifting effect in front and offers more control and precision. The loose brass alloy discs in the centre can help to soothe a fussy tongued horse. Stainless steel is the most common material for bits. Durable, easy to clean, tasteless and it does not rust. Blue sweet iron oxidizes easily to create warmth and…

Bit Snap is designed for attaching to Bits. Available in Solid Brass.

BRIDLEWAY ROLLER MOUTH DEE BIT Stainless steel with copper insert roller mouth

Breaking/Mouthing Bit Comes in stainless steel and solid brass.

Loose ring snaffle bit 4" Diameter Ring Silver

This T-piece coupling is made from supple high quality "Full Grain" leather with solid brass hardware designed for showing Stallions, Mares and Yearlings

This Cheltenham gag is sold without cheeks – these can be purchased separately. How to measure your bit: A correctly fitting bit should have a fingers width on either side of the horses mouth. To ensure your new bit fits correctly measure the length of the mouthpiece from inside of the rings, as illustrated below. Gags Gags are related to the snaffle but are more severe.  Gags work by using the ac…

The Chifney is not designed for riding, but is perfect for leading difficult horses or those that are likely to rear up. How to measure your bit: A correctly fitting bit should have a fingers width on either side of the horses mouth. To ensure your new bit fits correctly measure the length of the mouthpiece from inside of the rings, as illustrated below.

This stainless steel closed spoon tongue bit has loose rings and a double jointed link to allow movement in the horse’s mouth. It has the addition of another piece of metal to prevent the horse getting his tongue over the bit. How to measure your bit: A correctly fitting bit should have a fingers width on either side of the horses mouth. To ensure your new bit fits correctly measure the length of…