Waterford Loose Ring Snaffle Bit

This bit features 2 1 2 rings and a 16 mm mouth.

Waterford loose ring snaffle bit.

It is nothing but smooth joints all of the way across. The cheeks of these bits extend both upward and downward tapering as they get farther away from the mouthpiece with a half moon ring similar in shape to the dee ring or eggbutt depending on the design the long sides provide a great deal of lateral guiding effect. Make offer stubben 2457 waterford copper link loose ring snaffle bit 5 3 4. 5 1 2 centaur stainless steel waterford horse king dee bit u s5 5.

The most popular type is the loose ring waterford snaffle but other types are available including d ring full cheek and gag type snaffles. Loose ring waterford snaffle bit gs ss uksales25 horse bits 13 95. The bit is particularly useful for horses that nap as the bit will help if the horse suddenly makes a dash for the gate or for the nosey horses who spend half their time looking at what they are missing whilst being in the paddock the full cheek bit works by applying pressure to the cheek when an turning aid is asked. It will help with horses that lean on the bit.

7 flexi mullen mouth loose ring snaffle. Waterford loose ring snaffle bit this bit is the ultimate in no pinch. Dover saddlery waterford full cheek snaffle bit. It usually comes with plain loose snaffle rings although you can also buy waterfords with full cheeks or gag type rings.

Stubben 2457 waterford copper link loose ring snaffle bit 5 3 4 59 95 9 00 postage. Loose ring waterford bit. Dover saddlery waterford loose ring snaffle bit. Larger bits are more freely available than in previous years.

Small ring dressage eggbutt bradoon. Flat ring jointed eggbutt. A waterford snaffle bit is a multi jointed type of snaffle which has a mouthpiece made of a chain of rounded links. The loose rings snaffles make a more mobile bit than an eggbutt or fixed cheek bit which should encourage your horse to keep a relaxed jaw and mouth the bit.

The loose ring may be useful if your horse leans on the bit or takes hold as the bit is always movable so the horse cannot take hold as easily as they could with a fixed cheek. Until recently abbey bits were the first port of call but now the mass produced market are slowly starting to add them to their vast range. The waterford snaffle looks like a line of ball and chain link. The waterford snaffle is a.

Blue sweet iron loose ring with lozenge. The full cheek without bit keepers is more fixed in the mouth than a loose ring and thus has a. Bevel bit with jointed mouth.