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Glory Fixed Cheek Liverpool Bit
SKU:
BITS6-012
All bits have the patented mouth piece, made of a custom alloy mixture with copper base metal. Cheek pieces are stainless steel.

The bits have the curb strap slot molded in the cheek piece and a rolled black leather custom curb strap. Comfortable for the horse, yet provides a smooth, even steady signal. Always in the right place for immediate communication.

Each bit has equal pressure on the tongue and bars which gives a comfortable slight release as you signal on the rein. It is not a mullen mouth, nor an arch mouth, but is rotated at a 45% angle for most effective communication with the mouth.

* Pony Bit Dimensions

Mouth piece = 3/8" diameter

Cheek piece = 2 1/4" diameter

* Horse Bit Dimensions

Mouth piece = 1/2" diameter

Cheek piece = 2 3/4" diameter

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