Harry's Horse Eggbut Bit Curved Sweet Iron

After a long search for a horse that was always ridden on a spoon bit, I ended up with this bit. Tried single and double broken, but as soon as he got a chance the tongue was over again. With this bit my horse finally has rest. I thought this annoying habit wouldn't go out anymore, but the solution was just a stable bit. Tong has never passed it once, couple no longer pulls the reins out of my hands and finally dares to give and walk over the back. Now we can work towards relaxation while driving, which was not possible before. I'm a fan!

The bit squeaks, and the material "sweet iron" is easily scratched for a horse which tends to chew the bit. But overall satisfied: my horse immediately adopted it! Too bad it does not exist in needle jaw version.

• Value for money
• Size correctly

• Stripes
• Squeaking

After some time searching this bit found. For my PRE, ideally, his past.

• Fine bitbow
• Taste on the bit
• Beautifully thin so that it also fits when there is less space
• Good thickness
• Quiet in the mouth

• Something heavy

Osteopath recommended an apple bar. However, she eats this. In order not to buy a new bit every 3 months I tried this bit. She immediately enjoyed it. Nice contact. She doesn't grab the bit. Can now run without tools on the perpendicular.

• Fine bitbow
• Is good in the mouth
• Price
• Taste on the bit
• Quiet in the mouth
• Good thickness

This bit is well in the horse's mouth. Distributes the pressure optimally and is less unpleasant for the horse, even for riders with a harder hand. All my sneakers are now equipped with it.

• Price
• It is right in the mouth
• Quiet in the mouth lies

Nice bit for my horse. Is very quiet in the mouth. Great price

• Quiet in the mouth
• Is quiet in the mouth
• Good thickness
• Fine bitbow
• Is well in the mouth
• Price
• Taste on the bit
• Beautifully thin so that it also fits when there is less space

• Pity about the beep in hinging the rings. But hope that will be less