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The Beval is a cheekpiece with loose rings featuring two small half rings on the inside, offering the option for slight leverage. The bridle cheekp...
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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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The Hackamore Combi long cheekpiece is a combination of a Hackamore with a bit. This cheekpiece divides the pressure over the mouth and nose. Becau...
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The Loose Ring Gag is a loose ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. The pressure points are on...
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The Eggbutt Gag has a fixed ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. Due to the fixed rings, the ...
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The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...
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The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...
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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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KK ULTRA – Compared to conventional bits, the double jointed KK ULTRAs have a middle link – also known as the bean – that is shortened and angled f...
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The Swivel is a cheekpiece with loose rings featuring two small half rings on the inside, connected by a vertical rod. The mouthpiece is attached t...
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The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...
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The Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but if you...
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The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...
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The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...
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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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The Hackamore Combi long cheekpiece is a combination of a Hackamore with a bit. This cheekpiece divides the pressure over the mouth and nose. Becau...
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The Loose Ring Gag is a loose ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. The pressure points are on...
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The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...
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The Full Cheek Gag has two vertical rods on a fixed ring. These straight bars (toggles) provide more side pressure (against the cheek), making stee...
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The Eggbud Gag has a fixed ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. Due to the fixed rings, the r...
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The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...
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The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...
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The Eggbutt cheekpiece to be the most simple and common. The rings do not move up and down, resulting in a more stable position in the mouth and mo...
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The new girth by Prestige is made of a round shaped panel and an expressly modified jumping girth; the girth slides inside the panel. The RP girth ...
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