Western Dee Bit, Snaffle Horse Bit Dog Bone Link with Copper Rings & Inlays

Product Description

Western Dee Bit, Snaffle Horse Bit, Dog Bone Link with Copper Rings and Inlays

The straight bars of the Dee-ring provide a slight lateral guiding effect as the opposite bit ring creates a push in the direction of the activated rein i.e. for example, if the left rein is pulled the right Dee-ring will create a push in left direction, pushing the sides of the Dee against the horse's mouth, thus encouraging a smooth turn.

Dee-ring was the traditional bit used in hunt seat riding, and is still seen in that discipline. It is also one of the most popular designs in horse racing. The D-ring is not seen as often in dressage, eventing or show jumping. A modified Dee-ring design with the straight side and a rounder ring is sometimes seen in western riding.

Double jointed bradoons come with flat spatula links, like a French link snaffle but more flexible, and with oval lozenges. In both cases, the two joints help to reduce the nutcracker effect of the single jointed snaffle, while still allowing the rider independent control over the two sides of the mouth. It also transfers rein pressure more evenly over the bars.

Measurements

Ring Diameter -  75mm Stainless Steel 

Ring thickness - 8mm Stainless Steel 

Mouth Piece Thickness - 11mm Stainless Steel