Shires Blue Sweet Iron Two Ring Gag with Lozenge Size:5" The waterford mouthpiece is comprised VSSKBR

Name: Shires Blue Sweet Iron Two Ring Gag with Lozenge Size:5" The waterford mouthpiece is comprised VSSKBR
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 90850145447
Price: 57.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4302 (7 reviews)

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Shires Blue Sweet Iron Two Ring Gag with Lozenge Size:5" The waterford mouthpiece is comprised VSSKBR The waterford mouthpiece is comprised entirely of lozenges curving around the tongue This bit allows the rein to be placed on either the main ring or smaller lower ring for more leverage whilst the copper lozenge encourages the horse to salivate The two ring cheeks allow adaptable poll pressure and leverage on the mouthpiece The anatomical double joint distributes pressure over both the tongue and bars of the mouth encouraging mouthing and contact

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