The waterford mouthpiece is made of multiple joints that are connected to each other. This makes the bit very flexible and suitable for horses that try to get away from the riders aids by pushing against or leaning on the bit.

Loose Ring snaffles are the most common types of bit. They provide direct pressure without leverage. When the reins are pulled the riders aids are directed onto the tongue and its edges.

Loose Ring snaffles are the most common types of bit. They provide direct pressure without leverage. When the reins are pulled the riders aids are directed onto the tongue and its edges.

A flat copper plate in the middle. This plate gives pressure on the tongue when the horse is strong. These bits are designed to prevent pressure and pain, often unintentionally, from pinched tongues and cheeks.

The unique Apple scent encourage horses to accept the bit.