3 1/2" Mini Miniature Tom Thumb Snaffle Bit w/ Copper Mouth Oiled Harness Leather Split Reins * Brass plated hardware Size:EU 38 / US 26

Name: 3 1/2" Mini Miniature Tom Thumb Snaffle Bit w/ Copper Mouth Oiled Harness Leather Split Reins * Brass plated hardware Size:EU 38 / US 26
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93373049064
Price: 32.99 USD
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Rating: 4.0018 (16 reviews)

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3 1 2" Mini Miniature Tom Thumb Snaffle Bit w Copper Mouth Oiled Harness Leather Split Reins * Brass plated hardware Size:EU 38 US 26 * Brass plated hardware Always consult a veterinarian for medical advice the Tomb Thumb snaffle serves as an excellent transition bit form a ring snaffle to a longer shanked snaffle or to a Curb Bit This bit uses a small amount of curb pressure or leverage

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