Mouthing / breaking bit with players for young horse BRAND NEW

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Mouthing / breaking bit with players for young horse BRAND NEW
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AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits
Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth.
Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features:
Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing c
an be used flat or serrated side down
Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
AMIDALE Loose ring mouthing Bits  Traditional Bit used to Mouth young horses. The straight solid mouthpiece is smooth one side, and ridged the other and can be used either way around. The ridged side acts more on the bars, so it is far more usual to start youngsters off with the kinder, smooth side against the bars of the mouth. In the centre of the Mouthing bit, There is a set of 'keys' that encourage the horse to play with them and thus produce a soft, wet mouth. Loose Ring Mouthing Bit features: Traditional bit to start a young horse in as the keys Encourage mouthing can be used flat or serrated side down Bit strength: mild when used smooth side down, Fairly strong when used serrated side down
MPN
Does Not Apply
Brand
amidale
Material
stainless steel