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Hanging cheeks help to encourage flexion, whilst the lozenge prevents the nutcracker effect of a single joint.

The Chifney is not designed for riding, but is perfect for leading difficult horses or those that are likely to rear up.

The hard rubber used in this pelham allows less movement but is still thick and gentle. Can be used with double reins or pelham roundings.

FreeGraze grazing muzzles are proven to help with controlled or restricted feeding regimes and special diets. The Comfort Grazing Muzzles are cut back under the chin to avoid unnecessary pressure and improve the fit. The muzzle features a rubber base with a hole in the bottom through which grass can enter, reinforced nylon web bars which allow free air exchange and the anti-chafe padding around inside of the muzzle protects the delicate nose and chin. The fully adjustable harness benefits from anti-chafe padding and is fitted with a field safe fastening. A D-ring allows a lead rope to be attached. This Deluxe version is lined with synthetic wool which helps protect against chafing and improves airflow around the delicate nose area. Build up wear time gradually.

Super stretchy for easy application, retains shape once in place.

The loose rings discourage the horse from leaning on the bit whilst the lozenge softens the contact and the copper helps encourage mouthing.

The loose ring cheek can discourage fixing and leaning as it has much more movement than a fixed cheek to follow the angle of the tongue. The shaped lozenge offers even pressure and encourages mouthing and contact. Mouthpiece thickness: 15mm. Cheek height: 65mm.

Perfect for inexperienced riders or children, the daisy rein clips to both sides of the saddle and buckles onto the crown of the bridle to stop the horse or pony from putting his head down. Adjustable along the neck strap for the perfect fit, an elastic insert along the neck strap prevents uncomfortable jolts.

This hanging cheek snaffle has a French link for horses who do not like a nutcracker action.

The Dutch Gag has a French link in it which means pressure is applied to both sides of the tongue.

A single joint gives a nutcracker action. The hanging cheeks can help encourage the horse to go forward in an outline.

This is a basic jointed mouth snaffle with loose rings to allow more movement in the horse's mouth.