Loose Ring Waterford Bit

The Waterford mouthpiece is comprised of a series of ball shaped links, making it completely movable in all directions. This is particularly popular for combating issues such as leaning, taking hold of the bit and jaw setting. When the horse tries to take hold of the bit the mouthpiece collapses, leaving the horse with nothing rigid to take hold of.

The mouthpiece works to distribute pressure over the tongue and bars of the mouth. Coupled with simple, loose ring cheeks this bit is ideal for stronger horses who are known to lean or take hold of the bit. Should be worn 1/4" - 1/2" wider than standard to work effectively.

Measurements
As per our size guide the A & B measurements of this bit are as follows:
A=18mm
B=65mm
Please note: The C measurement is taken between the first chain links at either end. It does not correspond to the full length of the mouthpiece.

Stainless Steel Horse Bits...
Stainless steel is the most commonly used material for horse bits as it is durable, easy to clean and does not rust. Some of our stainless steel bits feature copper mouthpieces which help to create a warming sensation and encourage the horse to salivate and accept the bit. Stainless steel bits are suitable for a wide range of horses and are available in many designs so that you can choose the right bit for your horse and discipline.

Pair your loose ring waterford bit with one of ourAnatomical Bridles.

Please note, for reasons of health and hygiene this bit is non returnable if removed from the template.

• Loose ring cheeks
• Stainless steel Waterford mouthpiece comprised of moving ball links
• Can help combat problems such as leaning, taking hold of the bit and jaw setting
• Ideally used by experienced riders
• Needs to be fitted 1/4" - 1/2" wider than standard
• This bit is NOT BD Legal
• Bit strength: Moderate

To promote good hygiene and protect the longevity of your horse bit we recommend the following care regimen after every use.

1. Rinse your bit after every use under a tap to remove any saliva or debris on the surface.

2. Use a soft sponge or cloth to wipe any excess debris off of the bit, paying particular attention to joins and hinges.

3. Leave to dry naturally.