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Reinsman Junior Cowhorse Twisted Dogbone Bit | Stage B Transitional Sweet Iron Bit

The Reinsman Junior Cowhorse Twisted Dogbone Bit is a Stage B transitional bit designed to help horses smoothly transition from snaffle to leverage bits while introducing mild curb pressure. Renowned for its combination of slight slide/gag action and short 5" shanks, this bit provides responsive, gentle control ideal for colts, performance horses, and leisure riding.

Key Features:

  • 5" cheeks for moderate leverage and control
  • 5" 3-piece twisted dogbone mouthpiece made from sweet iron to promote salivation and a supple feel
  • Mullen relief curve over the tongue for comfort and gentler pressure across the bars
  • Twisted mouth provides a slight “bite” for added control without harshness
  • Stage B design allows transition between neck reining and direct reining
  • Ideal for training, performance, or leisure riding
  • Medical-grade stainless steel cheeks prevent rust and ensure long-lasting durability
  • Comes with Reinsman’s lifetime warranty against craftsmanship defects
  • Proudly made in the USA

Helpful Tips:

  • Use with a curb chain for proper leverage function
  • Apply rein pressure gradually for smoother signaling
  • Store indoors and clean after each use to maintain longevity

A top-selling option in the Reinsman line, the Junior Cowhorse Twisted Dogbone Bit delivers comfort, control, and reliable performance for developing and performance horses alike.

SKU: V0625.348
Reinsman 348 Jr. Cow Horse Bit | Twisted Sweet Iron for Control & Responsiveness
Video Description
The Reinsman 348 Jr. Cow Horse Bit with Twisted Sweet Iron is designed for riders who need sharper communication, refined control, and dependable performance. With its twisted sweet iron mouthpiece, this bit applies clear pressure while encouraging salivation and softness, making it an excellent tool for both training and performance riding.
Reinsman Junior Cowhorse Twisted Dogbone Bit | Stage B Transitional Sweet Iron Bit
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The Reinsman Junior Cowhorse Twisted Dogbone Bit is a Stage B transitional bit designed to help horses smoothly transition from snaffle to leverage bits while introducing mild curb pressure. Renowned for its combination of slight slide/gag action and short 5" shanks, this bit provides responsive, gentle control ideal for colts, performance horses, and leisure riding.

Key Features:

  • 5" cheeks for moderate leverage and control
  • 5" 3-piece twisted dogbone mouthpiece made from sweet iron to promote salivation and a supple feel
  • Mullen relief curve over the tongue for comfort and gentler pressure across the bars
  • Twisted mouth provides a slight “bite” for added control without harshness
  • Stage B design allows transition between neck reining and direct reining
  • Ideal for training, performance, or leisure riding
  • Medical-grade stainless steel cheeks prevent rust and ensure long-lasting durability
  • Comes with Reinsman’s lifetime warranty against craftsmanship defects
  • Proudly made in the USA

Helpful Tips:

  • Use with a curb chain for proper leverage function
  • Apply rein pressure gradually for smoother signaling
  • Store indoors and clean after each use to maintain longevity

A top-selling option in the Reinsman line, the Junior Cowhorse Twisted Dogbone Bit delivers comfort, control, and reliable performance for developing and performance horses alike.

SKU: V0625.348
Reinsman 348 Jr. Cow Horse Bit | Twisted Sweet Iron for Control & Responsiveness
Video Description
The Reinsman 348 Jr. Cow Horse Bit with Twisted Sweet Iron is designed for riders who need sharper communication, refined control, and dependable performance. With its twisted sweet iron mouthpiece, this bit applies clear pressure while encouraging salivation and softness, making it an excellent tool for both training and performance riding.
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