Horse Loose Ring Snaffle | Black Oxide Mouthpiece & Gold Brass Lozenge Centre | BI-0059

BI-0059 Black Oxide Loose Ring Snaffle with Gold Brass Lozenge Centre

The BI-0059 is a sophisticated loose ring snaffle combining a black oxide double-jointed mouthpiece with a polished gold brass oval lozenge centre link and black oxide loose rings. The striking two-tone contrast of matte black and warm gold creates a premium aesthetic, while the black oxide coating on the mouthpiece arms encourages salivation and jaw relaxation. The lozenge centre eliminates nutcracker action, delivering a soft, even contact across the tongue and bars — making this as functional as it is visually distinctive.

Key Features

• Black oxide mouthpiece arms — the dark coating encourages salivation and a more relaxed, accepting jaw; a warm, oxidising surface that horses respond well to
• Gold brass oval lozenge centre — polished brass lozenge sits comfortably on the tongue, distributing pressure evenly and eliminating the nutcracker action of a single-jointed bit; the brass also encourages salivation
• Double-jointed action — two joints with a lozenge centre provide a soft, independent rein action that follows the horse's mouth movement naturally
• Black oxide loose rings — free-moving rings allow the mouthpiece to slide and rotate, encouraging the horse to mouth the bit and promoting relaxation in the jaw
• Premium two-tone aesthetic — matte black mouthpiece and rings with a warm gold lozenge centre; a refined, distinctive look for dressage, showing, and Iberian disciplines

How to Use

The loose ring action suits horses that like to play with the bit and carry it actively. The lozenge centre is particularly well-suited to horses with a fleshy tongue or those that resist single-jointed bits. The black oxide 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 benefit from a soft, tongue-friendly mouthpiece and an active, mobile contact. Popular for dressage, working equitation, Iberian disciplines, and showing where a premium two-tone aesthetic and soft contact are both priorities.

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