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FAGER

Fager Niklas is suitable for horses that you would describe as some of the following:    * Trows their head, chews on the bit.  * Unsteady in the connection.  * Feels stiff in a standard straight bit but worried/unstable in a jointed bit.  * Can get strong but need stability.  * Can get high in the neck and unstable.  * Horses with wear on the teeth/premolars.

Niklas Sweet iron Baby pelham

[i]Fager Mattias is suitable for horses that you would describe as some of the following:[/i]    * Can be worried in the mouth on a jointed bit, but too stiff on a straight bit.  * Can open its mouth and pull the reins.  * Needs to seek more contact with the bit and keep a consistent contact.  * Can be strong and sensitive at the same time.  * Can get on and off in the contact.

Mattias Sweet iron Baby Pelham

Fager Anna is the ideal choice If you would describe your horse as the following;    * Sticks the tongue out/chew frantically at the bit.  * Develops cuts, sores, and rubs easily at the corners of the mouth.  * Gets high in the neck, strong, but still sensitive, and needs a framed feeling.

Anna Sweet iron Baby Pelham

[i]Fager Sara is a good choice if you would describe your horse as the following;[/i]    * It can be inconsistent in the connection; it needs to lie more in the hand.  * Prefers stability and less movement.  * Needs to be stable yet light in the contact.  * Can open its mouth and pull the reins.  * Frantically chews at the bit.  * Gets strong and high in the neck.

Sara Titanium Baby pelham

Designed and developed in collaboration with Sabina Swärd.   I was looking for a competition bit for me and my students that provides a precise connection to the horse. The bit should be soft in the mouth and comfortable to handle. I used to compete in a baby Pelham, but many of my students pointed out that the double reins can be complicated to ride with. Together with Fager bits, we were able to develop a bit with really short shanks that are used with single reins. We also decided on a Titanium mouthpiece that my horses enjoy. The lightness of the titanium stops them from being heavy on the hand.    I hope that this bit will help people to get the smooth ride they are looking for.   Sabina Swärd

Sabina Titanium Double Jointed

[b]Designed and developed in collaboration with Sabina Swärd.[/b]    [i]I was looking for a competition bit for me and my students that provides a precise connection to the horse. The bit should be soft in the mouth and comfortable to handle. I used to compete in a baby Pelham, but many of my students pointed out that the double reins can be complicated to ride with. Together with Fager bits, we were able to develop a bit with really short shanks that are used with single reins. We also decided on a Titanium mouthpiece that my horses enjoy. The lightness of the titanium stops them from being heavy on the hand.    I hope that this bit will help people to get the smooth ride they are looking for. - Sabina Swärd[/i]

Sabina Titanium FSS Single Jointed

[b]A Registered Design[/b]    [i]Fager John is suitable for horses that you would describe as some of the following:[/i]    * Gets strong but still needs to seek more contact with the bit.  * Resistant to keep a consistent contact.  * Needs clearer brakes and stability.  * Needs to calm down in the mouth.  * Sensitive tongue and bars, can chew on the bit and throw the head.

John Sweet iron Baby Pelham

Fager Bert is the ideal choice If you would describe your horse as the following;    * Can get strong but still sensitive.  * Needs to seek a stable contact with the bit without getting too stiff and strong.  * Gets high in the neck, needs a framed feeling.

Bert Baby pelham Black

Fager Tim is the ideal choice If you would describe your horse as the following;    * Can get strong and hard in the mouth.  * Needs to seek a stable contact with the bit without getting too stiff and strong.  * Gets high in the neck, strong, needs a framed feeling.

Tim Sweet iron Baby Pelham

If you would describe your horse as the following:    * Inconsistent in the contact.  * Sensitive but still strong.  * Doesnt seek the contact towards the bit, gets high in the neck.  * Drops the contact and feels unstable.

Harry Sweet iron Baby pelham

Gustav Sweet iron Baby pelham

Fager Benny is the ideal choice If you would describe your horse as the following;    * Can get strong but still sensitive.  * Needs to seek a stable contact with the bit without getting too stiff and strong.  * Gets high in the neck, needs a framed feeling.

Benny Baby pelham Black

Fager Simon is a good choice if you would describe your horse as the following;    * Inconsistent in the contact.  * Sensitive but still strong.  * Doesnt seek the contact towards the bit, gets high in the neck.  * Can open its mouth and pull the reins.

Simon Sweet iron Baby pelham

Fager Thor is the ideal choice If you would describe your horse as the following;    * Can get strong and hard in the mouth.  * Needs to seek a stable contact with the bit without getting too stiff and strong.  * Gets high in the neck, strong, but still sensitive, and needs a framed feeling.

Thor Sweet iron Baby Pelham

[b]30% off SALE products in given sizes with small cosmetic damages that will not affect the use of the bit, only the look of it. Example of cosmetic damages;   * Scratches in the color coating, nothing that you can feel at all.   * Small marks on the rings   * (For sweet iron bits) The sweet iron coating has started to rust (this is the natural oxidation process of the material)   * Miss-coloring [/b]    Fager Julia is suitable for horses that you would describe as some of the following:      * Strong, pulls/leans on the bit.  * Sensitive tongue, can pull the reins and play with the tongue.  * Unresponsive when you take the reins.  * Inconsistent in the contact.  * Gets high in the neck.

Julia Sweet iron Baby Pelham SAMPLE SALE

Fager's leather bits are highly beneficial for horses that exhibit sensitivity to most bits, dislike metal bits, and can get wear on the teeth. The leather material possesses the ability to adapt to the contour of the horse's mouth, thereby rendering the bit uniquely suited to that particular horse.

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