Noodlejaffa
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Can you use this bit for BE dressage? There are only two joints in the mouth piece compared to the standard Waterford.
LOOSE RING WATERFORD BRADOON
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KatB
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You'd have to post a pic.....
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Thistle
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Thistle
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Do you mean a bit that looks like a french link but has a waterford bobble as the link.
Noodlejaffa
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Do you mean a bit that looks like a french link but has a waterford bobble as the link.
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Yep, that's the one.
Do you mean a bit that looks like a french link but has a waterford bobble as the link.
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Yep, that's the one.
Sal_E
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Shires are confused, bless them - that is not a Waterford! It's basically a french-link but along the lines of a peanut joint/lozenge. I'm sure it will be dressage legal, although I'd want to see the bit before advocating it's use; i.e. the 'bobble' is presumably on a plate & you'd want to know what angle that plate was on (think 'dr bristol') - I would guess that it's on the same angle as a french-link & in which case, it should be fairly mild where of course the Waterford is NOT mild.
Thistle
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I have one of those bits and if yours is the same it is legal.