Anti Rearing Bit fly fringes The collar should sit firmly

The collar should sit firmly behind the jaw without rubbing — a snug fit is what makes the larynx pressure work

A good step up from a basic eggbutt for horses that need a little more steering guidance

Wide Fit for Broader Horses

Self-adjusting sliding buckles on both ends (humane girthing system)

even during longer sessions

Anti Rearing Bit fly fringes The collar should sit firmlyAnti Rearing Bit (Chifney Bit) An anti rearing or chifney bit clips onto your halter to give you more control when leading strong, bolshy horses and prevents rearing. Also called a chifney bit, it is commonly used on stallion halters to give the handler extra control. How It Works The straight or ported mouthpiece fits into the horse's mouth and the round ring fits behind the chin. The rings on the sides are attached to a halter using bit straps, and