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GS Equestrian£39.95Visit shop Beris Blue/Brown/Grey Sweet Iron Anatomical Single Jointed D-Ring Bit - 12.5Cm / 16Mm
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The Beris Sweet Iron D-ring bit is designed for equestrian riders seeking improved bit acceptance and comfort through an anatomically shaped, saliva-stimulating mouthpiece. This bit is ideal for horses that need encouragement to take contact or those who benefit from the stabilizing effect of a D-ring cheekpiece. While the oxidation of the blue steel is a natural and intended feature to promote acceptance, users should be aware that the bit will change from blue to a brown-grey patina over time due to surface oxidation.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WAL-6534216-12 |
| Brand | Beris |
The blue color is the natural state of the Sweet Iron material before it oxidizes upon exposure to moisture.
No, the brown-grey surface is the result of natural oxidation and is designed to be sweet-tasting to encourage the horse to accept the bit.
D-rings provide more lateral stability for steering and prevent the bit from being pulled through the horse's mouth.
Rinse the bit with water after every ride to maintain hygiene.
It is an anatomical bit, but sensitivity varies; always consult a trainer or bit fitter if you are unsure if a single-jointed bit is right for your horse.
This is a normal result of the Sweet Iron material oxidizing and does not indicate a defect.
Check the fit of the cheekpieces to ensure the bit is not resting too low or too high against the teeth.
When installing the bit, ensure the D-rings are placed vertically and the joints are positioned correctly within the horse's mouth to prevent pinching. For maintenance, rinse the bit with fresh water after every use to remove food debris and excess saliva. To slow the oxidation process during storage, dry the bit thoroughly and store it in a cool, dry place. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive metal polishes, as these can strip the beneficial oxidation layer.
