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- Rowland SS Mullen Mouth Baucher Bit has a straight or slightly curved mouthpiece without joints, providing even pressure across the tongue and bars, and is considered milder.
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- The Rowland SS Dee Racing Bit with Rubber Coated Single Jointed Mouth features cheek pieces shaped like a "D," with a straight section connected to the mouthpiece and a curved outer section.
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- Rowland SS Full Cheek Snaffle Bit with Single Jointed SS Hollow Mouth is commonly used in equestrian activities, come in various sizes to accommodate different horse breeds and sizes. The size of a full cheek snaffle is primarily determined by the width of the horse’s mouth, measured from one corner of the lips to the other.
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- Stainless Steel Full Cheek Snaffle bit with Life-saver Joint having Jingles is popular in many English riding disciplines, including eventing, show jumping, and dressage, particularly at the lower levels.
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- Rowland SS Ported Flexible Rubber Kimberwick with Curb Chain bit have mouthpieces made from flexible rubber or synthetic materials, which can be gentler on the horse’s mouth compared to metal.
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- Rowland SS Straight-Bar Kimberwick Snaffle Bit has a solid, straight mouthpiece without joints, applying even pressure across the tongue and bars, and is considered milder.
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- Rowland SS Kimblewick Carriage Driving Bit with Mullen Mouth and Curb Chain with a D-ring/ Uxeter cheek piece, offering minimal leverage and is often used for driving or ridden work.
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- Liverpool bits are used with a curb chain or strap, which adds pressure under the horse's chin when the reins are engaged, enhancing the leverage effect.
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- A military elbow driving bit is a specialized bit used primarily in driving, particularly in military and ceremonial contexts.
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