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Sweet Six Curb Chain
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Sweet Six Small Chain Mouth
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3" Cheeks 5 1/2" Mouth
The unique design of this bit offers direct control similar to a ring snaffle, while offering the additional control of curb pressure. This bit can serve as a training snaffle or as a transition bit. This bit can serve as a training snaffle or as a transition bit for a horse that is ready to move along in the bitting process. Use with a leather or chain curb strap.
Tender Twist with Copper Twist Dogbone
The shorter shank and slight gag makes the Tender Touch an excellent transition or intermediary bit. It can also be used in competitive events providing the horse is balanced and responsive to the rider's cues. Adjust to neutral position of one wrinkle, two fingers between the curb and chin. This bit is designed to apply pressure at the corners of the lip, across the tongue, on the bars and at the curb. 754
Sweet 6 Sweet Iron Twist Dogbone
Sweet Six
5/16" Copper Twisted Dogbone
3" Cheeks 5 1/2" Mouth
This bit is a great alternative to the traditional ring bit. Its creative design offers direct control for suppling and headset. The sweet six works off the corners of the lips, tongue and bars. The curb design offers an additional pressure area for control and education. Best used in the training process with split reins and chain curb. This bit can be complemented with a running pole or a german martingale. Adjust for a neutral position with one wrinkle in the corner of the mouth. 767.
Sharon Camarillo Short Shank Lifter
Less aggressive version of the 715 Lifter. Offers a nice option to aid the rider in aligning the horse's body and balancing the shoulder. Offers a firm yet unintimidating rate. The small gag and independent motion in the shanks makes this bit an excellent transition from the ring snaffle and a nice bit to ride in the pasture or trail. Should be neutrally adjusted to meet the corners of the horse's mouth with two fingers between the curb and chin. 713
