Shires Hunter Dee Bit

The blue alloy is infused with sweet iron, which oxidizes when it comes into contact with moisture. This creates a sweet taste that encourages horses to salivate, soften their jaw, and accept the bit more readily.

Yes, the mullen mouthpiece is a solid, non-jointed design that applies even pressure across the tongue rather than pinching the bars. It is generally considered a gentle option for horses that dislike the nutcracker action of jointed bits.

The medium center port provides ergonomic relief for the tongue. It creates a small amount of space so the bit doesn't press directly onto the center of the tongue, which can help horses that are prone to head tossing or tongue evasion.

Absolutely. The classic D-ring cheek piece offers a traditional, polished look that is appropriate for the show ring, while the bit's design provides the steady, consistent communication needed for daily schooling.

The D-ring cheek piece provides a slightly more stable feel against the side of the horse's face compared to an eggbutt or loose ring. This added stability can help with clearer steering and prevent the bit from sliding through the horse's mouth.