Lorina

Made with a slight bend in one side to allow the riders foot to slide out of the stirrup more easily than conventional irons.

The D cheek copper roller snaffle is often used for horses that need something stronger than a jointed bit if they lean or try to grab the bit. Alternating stainless steel and copper rollers set along the mouthpiece of the snaffle.

The Uttoxeter Kimblewick has a port mouth and slotted rings. The kimblewick action is similar to that of a hanging cheek with the added advantage of the curb chain. The port mouth mouthpiece of the Kimblewick helps to alleviate tongue pressure, whilst the slotted bit ring can be used to change the action of the curb chain and the amount of poll pressure applied.

Fillis Stirrup Irons complete with black rubber treads

Peacock Safety Irons complete with leather attachment and rubber ring.