The Waterford is normally selected one size larger than the horse's usual bit size to allow freedom and correct fit of the bit in the horse’s mouth.Ĭontinental bits work by raising the bit up in the horse’s mouth in a similar manner to a conventional gag, but there is a limit to the extent this can happen thus lessening the severity. The rider should never 'see saw' the hands when using a Waterford bit as it can make the bit very severe. If the horse pulls whilst wearing the Waterford, the mouthpiece is uncomfortable and usually, the horse will not lean on it.
#Waterford bit series
The mouthpiece is made up of a series of rounded links that are similar to a chain and can be manipulated by the horse allowing him to swallow and move his mouth freely. If you have any questions on exchanging or returning an item please call us on 01626 204099 or email us at Gag Jointed 4 Ring Dutch Gag / Continental 4 Ring Continental Waterford Snaffle The 4 Ring Continental Waterford snaffle can be a comfortable bit for a horse as long as the rider has sympathetic hands. When collecting your order from the shop our store returns policy applies. The time scale for this will be dependant on available stock.Įxcept in the return of faulty goods, returning an order for exchange or return is the responsibility and cost of the customer. Please return the item to our returns department and we will on receipt of your item send the replacement item. The item must be in perfect condition and complete with the original packaging. If you wish to exchange an item for another in our range you must notify us within 14 days. Please note refunds will be made using the original form of payment. The item must be in perfect condition complete with original packaging and if applicable any promotional items.
This does not affect your statutory rights. If the product is returned not in a fully resalable condition or if the packaging is damaged we may deem this to be a breach of your statutory duty to take reasonable care of the goods while in your possession and we reserve the right to claim against you the cost of the reduction in value. The customer is responsible for the costs and return of the canceled order. You do not need to give us any reason for the canceled orders, however, you will need to notify us of your wish to cancel your order either in writing or by email within 14 days and return the items in resaleable condition within 28 days of purchase. Use a soft sponge or cloth to wipe any excess debris off of the bit, paying particular attention to joins and hinges.Under the distance selling regulations, you have the legal right to cancel your order within 14 days of receipt of your goods. Rinse your bit after every use under a tap to remove any saliva or debris on the surface.Ģ. To promote good hygiene and protect the longevity of your horse bit we recommend the following care regimen after every use.ġ.
#Waterford bit full
It does not correspond to the full length of the mouthpiece. Please note: The C measurement is taken between the first chain links at either end. Should be worn 1/4" - 1/2" wider than standard to work effectively.Īs per our size guide the A & B measurements of this bit are as follows: Coupled with full cheeks, this bit is a good choice for a stronger horse who still needs guidance with steering. The mouthpiece works to distribute pressure over the tongue and bars of the mouth. When the horse tries to take hold of the bit the mouthpiece collapses, leaving the horse with nothing rigid to take hold of. This is particularly popular for combating issues such as leaning, taking hold of the bit and jaw setting. The Waterford mouthpiece is comprised of a series of ball shaped links, making it completely movable in all directions.
The full cheek design also prevents the bit being dragged through the horse’s mouth. Shanks on the bit create a positive action against the horse's cheeks when asked to turn. Why choose a Full Cheek Waterford Bit for your horse?įull cheeks are useful for green horses or young horses as they can help with steering.
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