Jesper Sweet iron Bradoon Loose rings SAMPLE SALE

30% off SALE products in given sizes with small cosmetic damages that will not affect the use of the bit, only the look of it. Example of cosmetic damages;
* Scratches in the color coating, nothing that you can feel at all.
* Small marks on the rings
* (For sweet iron bits) The sweet iron coating has started to rust (this is the natural oxidation process of the material)
* Miss-coloring

NOTE: Jesper can be used in two ways: Either with tongue relief or with bar relief.

For tongue relief – If you would describe your horse as the following:

* Inconsistent in the contact.
* Pulls away or up when you take up the reins.
* Attempts to put their tongue over the bit.
* Fussy mouthed.

For bar relief- Turn the bit upside down.

If you would describe your horse as the following:

• Inconsistent in the contact.
• Stiff or rigid to ride.
• Bites on the bit, attempts to pull it back.
• Doesn’t seek the contact towards the bit.
• Drops the contact.
• Falls behind the hand.