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Myler 2-Ring Combination Bit
Automatically disperses or releases direct action and leverage pressures to the horse’s mouth, chin, nose and poll. Light pressure is applied to the mouth as the mouthpiece slides on the ring. After contacting the ring stop, the mouthpiece will engage completely and apply more downward pressure. Also, the backward and downward pressure of the noseband and the forward pressure of the curb strap are extremely effective at asking a horse to relax at the poll.
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Myler 3-Ring Combination Bit
Automatically disperses or releases direct action and leverage pressures to the horse’s mouth, chin, nose and poll. Light pressure is applied to the mouth as the mouthpiece slides on the ring. After contacting the ring stop, the mouthpiece will engage completely and apply more downward pressure. Also, the backward and downward pressure of the noseband and the forward pressure of the curb strap are extremely effective at asking a horse to relax at the poll.
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Myler D-Ring Bit with 2 Hooks
Hooks are available on Dee Rings. Hooks fix attachment of reins and headstall and allow bit to work like a leverage bit. When reins are pulled upward and backward, mouthpiece rolls downward and backward into the mouth while pulling downward on the poll.
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Myler D-Ring Bit without Hooks
D-ring w/o Hooks Direct action - applies same amount of rein pressure to the mouth. More direct signal than loose ring. Will not pull through the mouth or pinch.
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Myler Eggbutt Bit with 2 Hooks
Hooks are available on Eggbutt Rings. Hooks fix attachment of reins and headstall and allow bit to work like a leverage bit. When reins are pulled upward and backward, mouthpiece rolls downward and backward into the mouth while pulling downward on the poll.
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Myler Eggbutt Bit without Hooks
Direct action - applies same amount of rein pressure to the mouth. More direct signal than Loose Ring. Will not pull through the mouth or pinch.
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Myler Full Cheek Bit
Direct action - when pressure is exerted on the reins same amount of pressure is exerted on the mouth. Sends more of a direct signal than loose ring. Will not pinch or pull through mouth. When spindles are attached to the bridle cheek piece with the use of a bit keeper the bit offers slight poll pressure. When reins are pulled back the rings tilt slightly forward and offer a subtle downward pressure on the poll.
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Myler Loose Ring w/ Sleeve
Sleeves help keep the bit from pulling through or pinching the sides of the mouth. Without rein pressure, loose rings with sleeves move freely, allowing the horse some play with the bit in the mouth. With backward rein pressure, the loose ring with sleeves applies the same amount of pressure to the mouth. but with outward and backward rein pressure, the ring locks into position on the sleeve. the mouthpiece is then fixed. This offers a more direct signal to the mouth as well as keeps the ring from flipping to the front.
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