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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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Choosing the perfect polo bit
Choosing the Perfect Polo Bit Stephen Biddlecombe offers advice on choosing the perfect polo bit; you can find the full article in the magazine 'Polo Times', in the April edition, for whom Stephen writes. Click on the product name below for more info. 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...
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How to Fit a Bit to a Parrot Mouthed Equine – World Wide Tack’s Bitting Expert Stephen Biddlecombe Takes a Look
How to Fit a Bit to a Parrot Mouthed Equine - World Wide Tack's Bitting Expert Stephen Biddlecombe Takes a Look Here at World Wide Tack we are passionate about correct equine bitting advocating top quality products to best suit your horse's needs. Proprietor Stephen Biddlecombe is an expert on bits particularly Bombers Bits. Here he takes a look at a reader enquiry into bitting a horse with...
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Polo Times feature aids reader with mouth-sensitive polo pony
Stephen Biddlecombe of Equine Management Ltd answers a reader’s question on bitting for the leading magazine Polo Times - out now! Q. Mouth Sensitive Polo Pony - I have an issue with a tongue sensitive horse. When I first got the mare (4 years ago) she was playing polo in a single break gag. She would try to put her tongue over the bit, pulling her tongue back...
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Bitting Expert Stephen Biddlecombe answers a Bitting Query!
In our latest blog our very own bitting expert Stephen Biddlecombe takes a look at a query from a reader of Polo Times Magazine. The article was featured in the magazine but we thought we'd share Stephen's expertise with you all! Stephen Biddlecombe of Equine Management Ltd answers a reader’s question on bitting. Q. I have a sensitive polo pony with a very light mouth, and I...
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Part 1 – The history of horse bits
Let's find out more about horse bits. The early horsemen of Central Asia and Eastern Europe discovered a gap between the molars and incisors of the horse, and realised they could place something in this gap (left) to control the equine. These early methods of control were not made of metal; instead they were leather thongs, bone or wood tied to cheek pieces made of antler. This early...
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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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Equestrian Management, proud distributor of Bombers Bits in the UK, showcases brand ambassador rider, Kirsten Wing.
Kirsten Wing is a South African dressage and showing rider who’s studying a Masters Sports Therapy degree at the UK’s Hartpury College. Also a keen eventer and showjumper, Kirsten is a truly versatile equestrienne! She comes from horsey stock.... Her grandmother was a dressage and showjumping champion, Kirsten’s mother participated in dressage and attained her Springbok national South African colours, while her father Craig raced horses. Here she...
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