A pelham is often used with stronger horses. Due to the heddle of the scissors, this bit works sharply.
€99,50Hackamore in combination with a double-jointed sweet iron bit.
€259,95The baby pelham has shorter scissors compared to the standard pelham. The baby pelham therefore has a softer effect.
€159,95Trust baby Pelham for ponies, with a Sweet-Iron double jointed mouthpiece.
€134,95Pelham bit bar including curb chain, made of stainless steel. (Bit number 2 in the photo)
€34,95The thinner mouthpiece of the Stubben Baby Pelham Bar Rubber minimizes the chance of friction and is more comfortable.
€93,50The baby pelham has shorter scissors compared to the standard pelham. The baby pelham therefore has a softer effect.
€149,95The upper arc-shaped attachment slot prevents the leather strap of the bridle from pressing unpleasantly over the edge of the upper jaw against the eyes.
€99,95A Hackamore in combination with a single-jointed sweet iron bit.
€249,95The Hackamore can be used for bitless riding, as well as in combination with a bit.
€148,95A baby pelham combined with a double-jointed mouthpiece.
€159,95A baby pelham combined with the Cherry Roller mouthpiece.
€184,95A baby pelham combined with the waterford mouthpiece.
€169,95The pelham jawpiece combines the action of a snaffle and a bar and snaffle. The bit has one jaw piece but can be ridden with one or two reins.
€149,95
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