Horse Loose Ring Snaffle | Blue Anodised Single Joint Mouthpiece | BI-0025

BI-0025 Blue Anodised Loose Ring Snaffle with Single Joint Mouthpiece

The BI-0025 is a bold and functional loose ring snaffle featuring a vibrant blue anodised single-jointed mouthpiece with stainless steel barrel ends and free-moving stainless steel loose rings. The blue anodised coating encourages salivation and jaw relaxation, while the loose rings allow the mouthpiece to move freely — encouraging the horse to mouth the bit and promoting a soft, relaxed contact. A clean, striking design that combines everyday performance with competition-ready colour.

Key Features

• Blue anodised mouthpiece arms — the warm blue coating encourages salivation and a more relaxed, accepting jaw; a popular choice for horses that go better in non-stainless mouthpieces
• Single-jointed action — creates a V-shape in the mouth when rein pressure is applied, acting on the bars, tongue, and corners for a clear, direct rein signal
• Loose ring cheekpieces — free-moving stainless steel rings allow the mouthpiece to slide and rotate, encouraging the horse to mouth the bit and preventing it from leaning or becoming fixed against the contact
• Stainless steel barrel ends & rings — rust-resistant, high-polish finish; durable and easy to maintain
• Bold blue colour — striking contrast between the blue mouthpiece and silver rings; ideal for colour-coordinating competition tack

How to Use

The loose ring action suits horses that like to play with the bit and carry it actively. The single-jointed mouthpiece provides a clear, responsive contact — well-suited to horses that need a direct rein signal. The blue anodised coating makes this an excellent choice for horses that salivate poorly or carry tension in the jaw.

Ideal For

Horses at all levels of training that go well in a single-jointed loose ring snaffle and benefit from a salivation-encouraging mouthpiece. Popular for dressage, show jumping, hacking, and general schooling where a bold colour adds a distinctive finishing touch.

Size Guide: Measure your horse's mouth width from corner to corner and add 0.5 cm for the ideal fit.