The Kimblewick Cheek positions the mouthpiece toward the top of the Dee Ring. This means the rein may exert pressure below the mouthpiece, giving some leverage. Like a Pelham, the Kimblewick Slotted Cheek offers two distinct rein positions to give either a snaffle or mild curb action.
A 2.5-ring cheekpiece is a milder version of a 3-ring (Pessoa) cheekpiece. This cheekpiece can be used to create a leverage effect. The lower the r...
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Black rubber bit guards to help stabilize the bit in the horses mouth.
The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...
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A multi-link mouthpiece helps prevent the horse from leaning. Shorter pelham shanks give this bit a little less leverage.
