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Our MD Stephen Biddlecombe writes for Polo Times magazine, and here, recommends the Bombers Blue 3-ring
May Polo Times magazine: My 5 year old TB mare is constantly chewing and playing with her bit. She leans on it for leverage, and carries her head low most of the time. I currently play her in a single-jointed, big polo ring gag; she does not use her hindquarters well to stop, and tends to stop forward, and on the forehand. (Although that may be due to...
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Our MD Stephen Biddlecombe answers a question on ported bits and drop nosebands in Polo Times magazine
Here, Stephen advises a Polo Times mag reader on tack and bitting: Q:Re. ported bits & nosebands... my pony was circling his jaw, however since successfully following some advice in Polo Times about choosing a ported mouthpiece, I am keen to try switching my drop noseband to a cavesson – I feel however that the drop is a good reminder for my pony to keep his mouth closed...
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Loose Ring Ported Barrel
Loose Ring Ported Barrel Bombers Loose Ring Ported Barrel allows for immediate release and relief from tongue and bar pressure. The bit is immediately reset to a neutral position in the horses mouth. The Ported Barrel was created to relieve pressure on the tongue via the the medium port. As a result, this creates space for the tongue. The Barrel joint relieves pressure on the bars by spreading...
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Bitting solutions with Worldwide Tack – Bombers Eggbutt Ultra Comfy Lock Up
April's Blog - Bitting solutions with Worldwide Tack April the 1st and we're here to discuss the latest Q & A's we have here at Worldwide Tack. With bitting specialist, Stephen Biddlecombe, we investigate the latest issued affecting your horses mouth. Take a look below how Bomber Bits can dramatically improve the communication between you and your horse. Take a look below at the following to see if...
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Should I switch my drop noseband to a cavesson, asks a polo player…
Stephen Biddlecombe answers a question on ported bits and drop nosebands for Polo Times magazine: Q.My pony was circling his jaw, however since successfully following some advice in Polo Times about choosing a ported mouthpiece, I am keen to try switching my drop noseband to a cavesson – I feel however that the drop is a good reminder for my pony to keep his mouth closed and not...
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Bombers Eggbutt Lock Up
Bombers Eggbutt Lock Up Bombers Eggbutt cheekpiece prevents pinching of the lips and give a slightly more solid feel against the side of the face. It also prevents the bit being pulled through the mouth. The release is slower and also introduces some poll pressure. The Lock Up snaffle removes the nut cracker action of the conventional snaffle. This means it will bear less pressure on the horse's...
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Bombers Eggbutt Ultra Comfy Lock up
Bombers Eggbutt Ultra Comfy Lock up The Eggbutt Ultra Comfy Lock up provides the benefits of an Eggbutt cheekpiece. It prevents pinching of the lips and give a slightly more solid feel against the side of the face. It also prevents the bit being pulled through the mouth. The release is slower and also introduces some poll pressure. In addition, the Lock Up snaffle removes the nut cracker...
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Bomber Blue 3-Ring Gag for an Ex-racehorse
Our MD Stephen Biddlecombe writes a column for Polo Times magazine offering readers bitting advice - here he discusses a suitable bit for an ex racer: Q.My ex-racehorse is very sensitive in her mouth but can be extremely strong. I believe she doesn't like tongue pressure as she puts her head up and out and head tosses. We’ve tried various bits including the Bomber Happy Tongue Pelham but...
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The hotly anticipated DC Morgan horse bits by Bombers Equestrian Equipment are on their way!
The DC Morgan Bit from Bombers Equestrian Equipment (Bombers Bits) is designed to release as many pressure points as possible, creating a comfortable communication; although not (yet!) dressage legal in the UK they are ideal for all disciplines. The Bombers DC Morgan Bit’s reins are attach to the large dee, which swings open independently of the bit’s cheekpiece. The Mouthpiece is fixed to the cheekpiece with a solid surface...
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Stephen Biddlecombe of Equine Management Ltd offers advice on choosing the perfect bit for Polo Times mag
Choosing a polo bit If you are having problems with finding a bit that is suitable for your pony, there are a few steps that you need follow to get the right bit in its mouth. Firstly, you need to make sure that the pony doesn’t have any mouth, back or neck problems, as no bit will truly help, if the discomfort lies in these areas. The most...
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