18 results for "Wide Port Curb Bit" between $25.00 and $100.00

Each side of the bit is perfectly balanced to assure total comfort and response.

Centaur Metalab Wide Port Curb Bit. Centaur Metalab provides great quality design and craftsmanship in a wide variety of bit styles. This Wide Port Curb Bit by Centaur Metalab features a wider and lower port than a traditional bit making it an excellent choice for horses that are sensitive to pallet pressure.

Provides medium tongue relief equalizing pressure on tongue. bars. and soft approach to palate.5 1/2" leverage. 5" width. port 1 1/4" high by 1/4" wide.

8" 7 Shank. Medium severity. 1-7/8" high port by 1-3/4" wide allowing plenty of tongue relief. This is a comfortable bit for a horse to carry, but still allows a lost of collection. Mullen relief port with copper inlayed bars.

This weighted cheek allows for more control and added poll pressure while maintaining clean lateral movement. The cheek pieces are polished steel with decorative silver arrows. The sweet iron keeps a horse’s mouth moist, allowing the bit to move freely. Cheek: 6”, Mouthpiece: 5 ¼”. This bit features a solid mouthpiece that works off bar and palate pressure. Good for working with older, more mature horses. The port measures 1” wide and 2” high.

Mike Beers 6" Wide Port Chain Mouth 6" CHEEKS 5" MOUTH. Great looks, excellent balance and a no pinch curb. This bit has medium leverage. The mouthpiece adds lots of tongue relief and slight palate pressure to cue a horse to stop. This mouth/shank combo works well on horses with a good mouth and natural rate. LIFETIME GUARANTEE

Made from copper enhanced German Silver to help stimulate salivation and encourage bit acceptance. The high copper formula also helps prevent dry mouth, yet retains the appearance and durability of German Silver. The AlBaCon Wide Port Curb Bit features a 17mm mouth with curb chain. Available in sizes: 5", 5 1/4", 5 3/4". For information on how to find the right size bit for your horse Click Here.

Found in the area of Culp's Hill on the battlefield of Gettysburg is this fancy, iron bridle bit in relic condition. The excavated artifact measures 6" long and is 5¼" wide. Its iron surface exhibits moderate to heavy areas of rust pitting and still holds some dirt in the crevices. This bit is of civilian design with side branches that exhibit a motif of fish and tassels with integrated rein rings on both branches. Bit has a standard number 2 port or arch in the center of the mouth piece bar. No...

Function: Shanks are used for leverage and, typically, with a curb strap or chain. Depending upon the mouthpiece used, backward and upward pressure on the reins transfers into downward pressure on the poll, pressure on the curb, and forward and downward pressure on the palate. The tops, or purchases are bent away from the horse to prevent discomfort or rubbing.