Bits come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, styles and designs, and what suits one horse won’t work as well for another. With such a vast range to choose from, deciding which to use is a complex task.

For the best riding experience, you need a proper horse tack. And one of the essential tools in horse tack is a bit. Horse bits are used as an aid to allow the rider to steer the horse as well as slow ...

In our new series looking at different types of bits bitting advisor Matt Waterworth from Bits n Bridles tells you all about the loose ring snaffle with lozenge. Read on to find out what sort of ...

This bit acts mainly on the bars of the mouth. It also puts a little pressure on the edges of the tongue depending on the conformation of the horse’s mouth and to the lips and palate. Loose ring bits ...

The horse learns that pressure in a certain area means slowing down, stopping, turning or changing his head position. The lips control the height and width of the bit. Too narrow of a bit will pinch ...

The brand’s latest iteration of a ’70s accessory makes the horse bit the main event. By Lindsay Talbot First of Its Kind, Last of Its Kind tells the story of an exceptional accessory and the ...