Horse tack

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Here are collected thumbs about horse tack.

Halfter, Gebiß, Zaumzeug/Bits, Bridles, Halters[edit]

Curb bit[edit]

Curb bits are bits that have shanks and use leverage, regardless of mouthpiece. A curb bit might have a jointed mouthpiece or a solid mouthpiece.

Combination designs, curb and snaffle pressure[edit]

A bridle may be able to apply both snaffle and curb leverage, depending on the bits used and where the reins are attached to them.

Snaffle Bit[edit]

Snaffle bits are bits that use direct pressure without leverage, regardless of mouthpiece. Not all snaffle bits have jointed mouthpieces, and a bit with a jointed mouthpiece is not always a snaffle, it depends on the type of leverage.

Snaffle bridles[edit]

Double (Weymouth) bridles[edit]

Gag bits[edit]

Western Bridles[edit]

Hackamores[edit]

Historic bits[edit]

Halters[edit]

Other[edit]

Saddles[edit]

Uncategorized[edit]