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One of the most basic shanked type snaffle bits, the Tom Thumb Snaffle serves as an excellant transition bit from a Ring Snaffle to a longer shanked snaffle or to a Curb Bit. This bit uses a small amount of curb pressure or leverage. The loose cheeks move independently allowing for more lateral flexibility. Hand-buffed, chrome-plated, malleable iron. Snaffle bit. Gin cheeks. 5" mouth.

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The Tom Thumb Bit with Copper mouth has a 4 3/4" copper jointed mouthpiece and 5" cheeks. These bits are often used to make the transition from a ring snaffle to a longer shanked snaffle or curb bit. A snaffle bit is the most common bit used and acts with direct pressure. They work on the bars, poll and corners of the mouth. Copper causes the horse's mouth to salivate which allows the mouth to stay soft and useable to the rider. Tom thumb snaffle bits are a great choice for all types of training...

Appropriate for a variety of horses, the straight cheek provides a quick response when activated. The copper covered mouthpiece keeps the horse’s mouth soft and moist. (Professional's Choice is an Authorized Licensee of John Deere.)

Available with 7" or 9" shanks (5" mouthpiece only)

$18.95 Please indicate your desired purchase by entering appropriate quantity in the box provided. Quantity: Special Instructions:If you have any special instructions for our staff regarding this item, please enter them here. Add to Cart 5" mouth with stainless steel cheeks.

Product Description Pony Tom Thumb Jointed bit. Bit features: 4 1/2" jointed mouth 3 1/2" Shanks Non-rusting stainless steel Copper mouth

Crafted of quality 18/8 stainless steel. Pelhams add leverage on the poll and chin along with the usual pressure across the bars of the mouth. Shorter 4" cheeks are milder than a regular pelham, but provide more leverage than a snaffle.

A Tom Thumb is a bit that has a broken mouthpiece (sometimes called a "snaffle" mouthpiece) and short, loose shanks. This bit is stainless steel with 6 inch cheeks and ports for a curb strap. This bit is one of the most common and most recommended bits ever made. Excellent for leaving ring snaffle while training and an extremely good choice for older, well bitted horses. If your horse has a good mouth, keep it good with a good bit.

Men Partrade Metalab Tom Thumb 4 1/2" Breaking Bit 253860 No Matter If They're A Bit Different - Partrade Has The Equipment They Need! This Western Tom Thumb Bit features a 4 1/2" copper mouth and 6" chrome plate cheeks.

Miniature Tom Thumb bit with 4" mouth for ponies or miniatures. Stainless Steel

One of the most basic shanked type snaffle bits, the Tomb Thumb snaffle serves as an excellent transition bit form a ring snaffle to a longer shanked snaffle or to a Curb Bit. This bit uses a small amount of curb pressure or leverage. The loose cheeks move independently allowing for more lateral flexibility. A great bit in a hard to find size.

Stainless Steel cheeks Tom Thumb Breaking Bit, 5" Jointed Copper Mouth, 6" Cheeks For Young Intermediate Horse (Moderate Effect) Imported

One of the most basic shanked type snaffle bits, the Tomb Thumb snaffle serves as an excellent transition bit form a ring snaffle to a longer shanked snaffle or to a Curb Bit. This bit uses a small amount of curb pressure or leverage. The loose cheeks move independently allowing for more lateral flexibility. A great bit in a hard to find size. This cute little bit is made much smaller to fit the little guys.

Get excellent results with this stainless steel Copper Mouth Tom Thumb Snaffle Bit. Has a 5" jointed copper mouth and 6" cheeks.

Stainless steel. 6" tom thumb snaffle mouth. 8" cheeks.

This Tom Thumb snaffle bit features the Ky Rotary mouthpiece. The unique swivel center joint allows for one side of the bit to move completely independent of the other with no pinching, binding or false pressure. The two sides of the bit are completely uniform in the horse mouth. The coppermouth keeps the horse mouth wet and responsive.