HorseChannel’s Online Bit Guide: Rubber Mouth Snaffle
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- Horses with light mouths often appreciate rubber snaffles.
- Rubber snaffles encourage green or sensitive horses to take hold of the bit.
- Regularly inspect rubber snaffles for signs of wear or chew marks.
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Not finished reading about all the bits, but something I really want to learn more about.