French link: Like the Dr. Bristol snaffle, the French link features a three-piece mouthpiece. But the French link is the milder of the two bits. That’s because the centerpiece of the French link is shaped, smooth, and oval or kidney bean shaped.
Next Bit >>
Back to Horse Illustrated’s Online Bit Guide
Horse Illustrated is the magazine for people who are passionate about horses. Each issue offers advice on horse health and care, plus user-friendly training tips for both English and western riders and engaging lifestyle features for horse lovers.
It’s full-on fall here in western Pennsylvania. As the leaves change, the air turns crisp,…
Get to know the essential parts of a western saddle with this comprehensive guide. Plus,…
Finding a bit that gives you the ability to communicate clearly with your horse and…
A riderless sport horse negotiates a series of ground poles and small jumps, finding his…
Each year, hurricanes, wildfires, and severe storms force thousands across the country to evacuate their homes. When preparing for a…
Welcome to Horse Illustrated’s weekly installment of the Right Horse Adoptable Horse of the Week, offered in partnership with the…
The crisp New England autumn air was filled with excitement as Equine Affaire returned to the Eastern States Exposition in…
Things have gone quiet now in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition grounds on the waterfront of Lake Ontario after…
It was late on a Saturday when the photo popped up on my phone. It was a laceration at the…
Equine ulcers are a significant concern for many horse owners. Ulcers can affect all types of horses and have a…