Happy Mouth

- Traditional eggbutt cheekpeices for those horses who need a more steady, consistant feel from the rider (or for children with unsteady hands). - Features a straight bar Happy Mouth, with a steel core for safety but with slight bend and "give". - A...

A very popular Pelham bit for jumping and Cross Country-The Pelham is a compromise between a snaffle and a weymouth- purists will therefore argue they should only be used with two reins, however due to the fixed shanks one can never truely differentiate...

- Ideally, recommended to be ridden with 2 reins, one to act as snaffle and one below as the gag, to prevent overbending, but can be ridden with 1 rein.  Can also be ridden with rounders or equalizers, though this will add some length to your reins...

- Features a straight bar Happy Mouth, with a central steel core for safety and a slight bend and "give" to the mouthpiece.-  Many horses accept the Happy Mouth style more readily than many metal bits.- This can be a nice bit for starting young...

From Happy Mouth Bits®, the Mullen Mouth Hackamore Bit combines an apple-scented, flexible plastic mouthpiece with a hackamore style nose. The Happy Mouth mouthpiece encourages acceptance of the bit and softness. The core of this bit is stainless...

The unique Apple scent encourages horses to accept the bit and the space age polymer provides for a gentler bit for a happier horse. Features pony-sized rings for size 4.5"   Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery of this item. 

The unique Apple scent encourages horses to accept the bit and the space age polymer provides for a gentler bit for a happier horse. The Bevel uses slight poll pressure, perfect for when you need a little more response than a snaffle. Features...

A Single jointed Baucher with the happy mouth apple scented polymer covering the steel bit arms. Increases salivation and bit acceptance in a horse who doesn't tolerate metal or double jointed bits. Available in a 5" Only

- Features a straight bar Happy Mouth, with a central steel core for safety and a slight bend and "give" to the mouthpiece.-  Many horses accept the Happy Mouth style more readily than many metal bits.- This can be a nice bit for starting young...