Bomber Bits Loose Ring Happy Tongue - 125mm-145mm

Bombers Bit Happy Tongue Loose Ring is a great bit for a horse shaking its head. Bombers created this bit for horses who shake their head when bit pressure is applied. The Happy Tongue would be a good place to start if your horse is: ? Shaking its head ? Sticking its tongue out ? Sucking its tongue back and as a result making an intermittent coughing noise ? Trying to put its tongue over the bit ? Going behind the bit to avoid the contact ? Snatching the reins forward and down With this in mind the Happy Tongue was created, it has a medium port creating space for the tongue, relieving pressure, allowing the horse to relax. Hence, Happy Tongue is a solid mouth piece. It is curved and ported to give tongue relief. The Loose Ring allows for immediate release and relief from tongue and bar pressure which will reset the bit in the horses? mouth. The rider will know immediately if this is the correct bit, as a horse with a sensitive tongue will finally begin to work into, and accept the contact. Changing the cheek pieces would then allow the rider to adjust the level of control. All our bits are made from blue sweet iron, because it: ? oxidises easily ? encourages salivation ? helps bit acceptance ? is warm and sweet Please note the blue will fade with use.

At Fearns Farm we produce the best quality hay, haylage and straw available, all of which can be purchased at our store Fearns Farm Equestrian & Country store along with many other high-end quality products.

Fearns Farm has always had a retail outlet from forage, feed, bedding, livestock and machinery and so building on this experience we have expanded into selling all things Equestrian & Country.

For generations, Fearns Farm has been a dairy farm producing quality milk from prize-winning Friesian cattle and operating the first carousel milking parlour in the country. Alongside the cattle, we have grown our own Hay & Haylage for generations having one of the first John Deere round balers in the country.

Horses have always been a big part of our farming enterprises, and in 1997 we were given no option but to sell the cattle herd and diversify in order to survive as a family business. By 1998 we had expanded our stabling and facilities to include an outdoor and indoor menage, lunge area and stabling for over 40 horses. By 2000 we transformed what was the cattle barn into our Equestrian & Country Store and have been expanding ever since.


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