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Reinsman Stoney Crescent Moon
Reinsman Stoney Crescent Moon
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$128.99 USD
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This moon bit is designed to be an easy transition from a snaffle to a leverage bit. The 4 ½” shanks are short to promote the introduction of leverage, while the three-piece smooth mouth with copper pacifiers help the horse salivate while also preventing the “nutcracker” effect. Choose this bit for colts, seasoned horses, or just leisure riding!
IDEAL FOR:
• Transitioning a horse from a snaffle to a leverage bit
• The performance horse that is soft, supple, and doesn’t require much leverage.
• Leisure riding.
WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT:
• The three-piece mouthpiece aids in the prevention of the “nutcracker” effect across the horse’s bars.
• The dog bone and copper pacifiers are a gentle addition to the smooth bars and will aid in pacifying a nervous horse.
• Sweet iron will rust and promote salivation to make a more supple-feeling mouth.
• Mullen relief mouth provides a slight curve over the horse’s tongue. This makes the bit more comfortable to carry and is considered gentler across the bars.
• The LIFETIME warranty!
HELPFUL TIPS:
• Applies pressure across the bars of the mouth when pressure is applied to the reins.
• Start loose and increase tightness for additional control or increased signaling.
• The 436 Stoney Crescent Moon bit falls into our Stage B category of bits. Stage B is all about transitioning with the introduction of leverage and curb pressure. Short shank bits are common in Stage B.
MORE DETAILS:
• All leverage bits should be used with a curb chain to function properly. Without a curb chain, a shanked bit can rotate back toward the rider. Curb chains should stop the shank’s rotation at approximately 45 degrees.
• All stainless steel used at Reinsman Equestrian is medical grade to prevent rusting and guarantee longevity.
• Each bit is closely inspected by a team of expert craftsmen who pride themselves on the quality of their workmanship.
WARRANTY:
• LIFETIME – that’s right, we mean it.
• If at any point your bit is showing damage, call our customer service team to receive a prompt repair.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Store indoors or in a tack room.
• Wipe or brush off debris after each use.
• Check your bit before each use for wear.
IDEAL FOR:
• Transitioning a horse from a snaffle to a leverage bit
• The performance horse that is soft, supple, and doesn’t require much leverage.
• Leisure riding.
WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT:
• The three-piece mouthpiece aids in the prevention of the “nutcracker” effect across the horse’s bars.
• The dog bone and copper pacifiers are a gentle addition to the smooth bars and will aid in pacifying a nervous horse.
• Sweet iron will rust and promote salivation to make a more supple-feeling mouth.
• Mullen relief mouth provides a slight curve over the horse’s tongue. This makes the bit more comfortable to carry and is considered gentler across the bars.
• The LIFETIME warranty!
HELPFUL TIPS:
• Applies pressure across the bars of the mouth when pressure is applied to the reins.
• Start loose and increase tightness for additional control or increased signaling.
• The 436 Stoney Crescent Moon bit falls into our Stage B category of bits. Stage B is all about transitioning with the introduction of leverage and curb pressure. Short shank bits are common in Stage B.
MORE DETAILS:
• All leverage bits should be used with a curb chain to function properly. Without a curb chain, a shanked bit can rotate back toward the rider. Curb chains should stop the shank’s rotation at approximately 45 degrees.
• All stainless steel used at Reinsman Equestrian is medical grade to prevent rusting and guarantee longevity.
• Each bit is closely inspected by a team of expert craftsmen who pride themselves on the quality of their workmanship.
WARRANTY:
• LIFETIME – that’s right, we mean it.
• If at any point your bit is showing damage, call our customer service team to receive a prompt repair.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Store indoors or in a tack room.
• Wipe or brush off debris after each use.
• Check your bit before each use for wear.
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