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130mm Horse Mouth Snaffle with Chain Stainless Steel Horse Bit for Equestrian Training Equipment product_type_vacuum_cleaner_accessories [Classic Mixing Bowl Sets] -
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130mm Horse Mouth Snaffle with Chain Stainless Steel Horse Bit for Equestrian Training Equipment product_type_vacuum_cleaner_accessories [Classic Mixing Bowl Sets] [Classic Mixing Bowl Sets] Good looking 【Quick Release Buckle Design】Intuitive and smooth quick release functionality when you push the silver tabs down at the same time Material: Stainless Steel 1、Stainless Steel: This horse mouth snaffle is made of stainless steel material
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