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Our own bits are handmade by craftsmen in England from the finest stainless steel. These bits tend to be finer than other bits available and ideal for discerning show people. The Sliding cheek weymouth is a bit designed for use in a double bridle set and features a very low port giving space for the…
The low port Pelham can be good to use on ponies with a large tongue or small mouth. The low port of this Pelham gives space for the tongue, with no pressure on the bars and easy on the palate . The length of the shank is 4″. Available 4″, 41/4″, 41/2″, 43/4″, 5″ 51/4″,…
Slanted Safety Irons to help children keep their heels down and toes up! The correct way to measure stirrup irons is between the two “uprights” ie the width of the metal tread. There should be a 1/2″ clearance on each side of your riding boots. Stirrup Irons are measured by the inside opening of the stirrup…
Tom Thumb Mouth piece has been adapted to the show pelham side as the combination of sweet iron and copper makes the bit very palatable and almost all horses will salivate and soften in response to the taste. The loose ring copper players in the centre give the horse something to think about, and often help…
The combination of sweet iron and copper makes the bit very palatable and almost all horses will salivate and soften in response to the taste. The loose ring copper players in the center give the horse something to think about, and often help to soothe a fussy tongued horse. Please note all tom thumb mouthpieces…
Stirrup treads, for safety irons, bent leg irons or standard irons. 3 1/2″, 3 3/4″, 4″, 4 1/4″, 4 1/2″, 4 3/4″, 5″
The Twisted Eggbutt Snaffle has small neat sides but a twisted mouthpiece to give more breaks. 4″, 41/4″ 41/2″ 43/4″ 5″ 51/4″
This bit creates more pressure points on the bars making it a stronger bit, it also has a lifting effect making it a handy for horses that tend to lean on the bit. 4", 41/4", 41/2", 43/4", 5",51/4", 51/2",
The Wilkie with a movable independent mouth with low port and barrel for a little more tongue relief
Due to the success of the Wilkie Snaffle, Peter had to devise the Wilkie Pelham as novices being ridden in the Wilkie Snaffle found it difficult going into a normal pelham. The Wilkie Pelham is the nearest we can get to the same poll pressure as the snaffle. can be made with any mouthpiece. Available…
Our own bits are handmade by craftsmen in England from the finest stainless steel. These bits tend to be finer than other bits available and ideal for discerning show people. An exclusive design by Fylde Saddlery, Please be aware of cheap counterfeit copies on the market that could damage the mouth. The late Peter Wilkinson…
