Eggbutt Sweet Iron Snaffle Bit Copper lozenge ”Same Day Dispatch”
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Description
Item specifics
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Condition
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New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging …Â
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Sub-Type
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Snaffle Bits
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Brand
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Flying horse
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Size
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5 1/2″
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Material
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Copper
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MPN
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Does not apply
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Country of Origin
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United Kingdom
Item description from the seller
Sweet Iron Eggbutt Snaffle Bit Copper Lozenge
The Eggbutt Sweet Iron horse bit is a type of equestrian equipment designed for use in horse riding and training. It is a bit that consists of a metal mouthpiece and a set of rings, with a unique design that resembles an egg shape, which is why it is called “Eggbutt.” The mouthpiece of the Eggbutt Sweet Iron bit is typically made from a material known as “Sweet Iron,” which is also referred to as “Blue Steel.”
Sweet Iron bits are preferred by many horse riders because they develop a pleasant, sweet taste as they oxidize due to contact with the horse’s saliva, which can encourage the horse to salivate more and accept the bit more willingly. The oxidation process also gives the bit a distinctive blueish or rusty appearance.
The Eggbutt design is known for its fixed attachment of the mouthpiece to the rings, which prevents pinching and provides a more stable and comfortable experience for the horse. The rounded, egg-shaped ends of the mouthpiece also reduce the likelihood of the bit catching or causing discomfort to the horse’s lips or mouth.
Eggbutt Sweet Iron bits are often chosen for their gentle and comfortable feel in the horse’s mouth, making them suitable for various riding disciplines, including dressage, trail riding, and general riding. They are particularly favored for horses that are sensitive to harsher bits or require a bit that promotes salivation and relaxation. The sweet taste of the metal, along with the Eggbutt design, makes this bit a popular choice among many equestrians.
Please Note :
”If a Sweet Iron bit is not used for a while, an orange-brown rust layer may form on the mouthpiece.
Simply remove this by wiping the bit with a damp cloth.”

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