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If you ride Western, any bit with or without shanks and a jointed mouth piece may be called a snaffle. This could be a curb bit like the popular short shanked Tom Thumb or any other bit with or without leverage action.
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horses.about.com/od/bitsexplained/qt/snaffediff.htm
horses.about.com/od/bitsexplained/qt/snaffediff.htm
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Snaffle Bits - The Quarter Moon D-ring Snaffle Bit Explained ... Can you tell the difference between a curb and a snaffle bit? ... Buying Your First Saddle; Difference Between Curbs and Snaffles ; Bits Explained;
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horses.about.com/library/bitsquiz/blbitquiz.htm
horses.about.com/library/bitsquiz/blbitquiz.htm
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BOB has a big lecture about the difference between the snaffle and curb bit. Velvet is 5 years old. The snaffle has pulled the corners of her mouth. The curb bit puts pressure on her lower mouth from the chinstrap.
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www.mofoxtrot.com/viewpoint/velvet-bits.htm
www.mofoxtrot.com/viewpoint/velvet-bits.htm
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We offer a variety of horse tack bits such as the snaffle bit, show bit and curb bit. This includes the egg ... These different kinds of horse tack bits, such as steel or lighter metals make a difference in how soft the bit is in the horses mouth and how they wear in usage. ... There is an integral relationship between the bit,
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www.horse-tack-world.com/Bits.html
www.horse-tack-world.com/Bits.html
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The snaffle is constructed to work laterally and the curb bit is made to work vertically. The combined bits and the gag bits were made in an attempt to combine the two actions. ... Horse Forum » Horse Training » Difference between Gag and Snaffle Bit (Page 1)
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One ongoing debate between mule riders seems to be the difference between a snaffle and a curb bit. It=s very simple. The snaffle has no shanks - no leverage. The curb bit has shanks - leverage.
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www.saddlemulenews.com/western_curb_bit.htm
www.saddlemulenews.com/western_curb_bit.htm
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Snaffle bit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A snaffle bit is the most common type of bit used while riding horses. It consists of a bit mouthpiece with a ring on either side and acts with direct pressure. A bridle utilizing only a snaffle bit...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snaffle_bit
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Bit (horse) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A bit used in equestrian activities is a piece of metal or similar synthetic material that is placed in the mouth of a horse or other equid and allows a rider to control the animal. It rests on the ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit_(horse)
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Transition bits are the stepping stones between the green horse and the finished horse. When I feel the horse is ready to leave the o-ring snaffle, the first transition bit I try will usually be a short-shanked curb bit with a snaffle mouthpiece. ... The difference is, the Billy Allen mouthpiece has a "roller" that is...
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www.horsetrainingvideos.com/bittinginfo.htm
www.horsetrainingvideos.com/bittinginfo.htm
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