curb chain

If the bit is used without a curb chain, it loses its leverage action.

But this applies pressure to the right side of the bit and lower chin from the curb chain.

The curb chain is attached to the rings at the end of the cheek.

This is also directly dependent on the tightness of the curb chain.

There are two undesirable consequences when using a very tight curb chain.

A twisted curb chain is far harsher in its effect than a flat one.

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The tightness of the curb chain has a great effect on the action of the bit.

Rolled leather lip strap to keep the curb chain sitting flat.

The curb chain applies pressure to the groove under a horse's chin.

It also helps prevent the curb chain from unfastening or otherwise moving too much.

On western bridles, the curb chain is kept buckled to both sides of the bit.

Aziz could hear the jingle of the curb chain.

Bits may include snaffles and pelhams where a curb chain is included.

Some more open-link curb chains can only be distinguished from a trace by this method.

Curb chains, nosebands, and tie-downs can be used in conjunction with the bit.

However, keeping the curb chain looser allows more accommodation for rider error.

Protects the horse's jaw from the curb chain.

Curb chain consists of a series of twisted links.

A curb chain is when the links interlock with each other when laid flat.

Curb chains are primarily used for rate.

A curb chain is generally adjusted so it comes into action when the shank rotates 45 degrees back.

The curb chain and design of the mouthpiece can alter the degree of pressure placed on the horse's mouth.

Curb chains or straps have no effect on a true snaffle because there is no leverage to act upon.

The bit has bit shanks, D-shaped rings, and a curb chain.