Reinsman Saddlery Sharon Camarillo Combination

This bit functions by applying pressure to both the nose and the mouth simultaneously. The leather-covered bicycle chain noseband provides leverage on the bridge of the nose, while the mouthpiece engages the bars and tongue, allowing you to cue the horse with more precision and less direct pull.

Yes, it is designed specifically for that issue. The combination of the loose shank and the limited draw gag encourages the horse to lift their shoulder, which helps shift their weight back and prevents them from diving into turns.

The leather covering is designed to soften the contact of the bicycle chain, making it much more comfortable than a bare metal noseband. It provides the necessary pressure for control without causing irritation or rubbing on the bridge of the nose.

This bit is ideal for horses that struggle with alleyway anxiety or those that need extra lateral guidance. If your horse tends to get distracted or loses focus when entering the arena, the added nose pressure helps keep them straight and responsive to your leg and rein cues.

The lifesaver mouthpiece is designed to provide a bit more tongue relief compared to a solid mouthpiece, as it allows the two sides to move independently. This helps prevent the horse from feeling trapped, which is useful for maintaining a supple, relaxed mouth during high-speed turns.

Yes, a quick-link comfort curb is included. You should adjust it so that the shanks rotate about 45 degrees before the curb engages; this ensures you get the intended leverage without over-restricting the horse's mouth.