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£25.00 (inc Vat) £20.83 (ex Vat)
The french link doesn’t have the nutcracker action of a single-jointed snaffle and therefore may be a good choice for horses with a low palate. Instead, the mouthpiece lays flat across the tongue. Small ring eggbut side suitable to use as a bradoon.
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£60.00 (inc Vat) £50.00 (ex Vat)
The full cheek jointed snaffle is a useful bit for green horses, as the full cheek prevents the bit from being able dragged through the horse’s mouth. This Full cheek snaffle has a jointed mouthpiece that acts like a nutcracker on the bars, and can also contact the horse’s palate. Full cheek bits are often…
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£60.00 (inc Vat) £50.00 (ex Vat)
The curved link mouthpiece avoids the nutcracker action of a single joint, preventing the bit from hitting the top of the mouth and giving the rider independent control over each side of the mouth. The German Silver mouthpiece promotes salivation and gives the tongue a little extra space for easy swallowing.
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£50.00 (inc Vat) £41.67 (ex Vat)
Spiral Bradoon, stainless steel with a copper inlay spiral twist which has a warmer taste, and brass rollers that can aid the tongue to move easier when swallowing. 4 1/2, 4 3/4, 5, 5 1/4, 5 1/2, 6,
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£70.00 (inc Vat) £58.33 (ex Vat)
The Spiral Comfort Wilkie has a stainless steel with a copper inlay spiral twist which has a warmer taste with a barrel center that lets the mouthpiece move independently. helps with leaning and steering.
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£60.00 (inc Vat) £50.00 (ex Vat)
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. Twisted Wilkie Show Snaffle has a lifting action.
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£50.00 (inc Vat) £41.67 (ex Vat)
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…