JaneMBE
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I can't remember the name of it!
what's this bit please?
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Irishcobs
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Kimberwick
harmony_
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its not is it :S
Honeypots
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Kimblewick?.. mm but theres no curb chain.
katie_southwest
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Kimblewick? But cant see a curb chain...
Irishcobs
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Yes, without the curb chain hooks on it.
Law
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Is it a variant of a hanging cheek snaffle?
ETS: Looks like a Kimblewick minus the curb
ETS: Looks like a Kimblewick minus the curb
CastleMouse
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Looks like a Kimblewick to me...
piebaldsparkle
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Kimblewick (minus hooks & curb)
Coffee_Bean
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Kimblewick minus the slots and curb.
SillyMare
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Looks like a Baucher with D rings instead of egg-butt.
carys220
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What everyone else said. Kimblewick without the curb chain or hooks, it has the hole for them though.....not sure how effective that would be.
Cahill
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(very annoying-keepers not in use)sorry but do like it to be neat and tidy.
a utoxeter kimblewick has slots for the reins.
a utoxeter kimblewick has slots for the reins.
Minnies_Mum
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Kimblewick with no curb- used to ride my favourite riding school pony in one
Girlracer
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My kimblewick i got from the tack shop doesn't look like that :|
JaneMBE
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Oh. It looks like an older type?
Not my horse btw! My photo obviously, but not my pony, belonged to a friend and this was him on loan so rights/wrongs irrelevant (not meant nastily and I can see the wrongs but just wanted to know what it was!)
Not my horse btw! My photo obviously, but not my pony, belonged to a friend and this was him on loan so rights/wrongs irrelevant (not meant nastily and I can see the wrongs but just wanted to know what it was!)
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Donkeymad
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Looks like an older kimblewick (Not kimberwick!)
Not all ave slots and you can see the hole where the curb loop should be.
Not all ave slots and you can see the hole where the curb loop should be.
missfroufrou
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Oh good, i'm not the only one that finds kimberwick a teeny bit irritating then! Must say I'm a bit old fashioned and think a kimblewick is a fabulous bit for certain horses and especially it seems strong ponies, sadly kimblewicks seem to have been taken over by dutch (bubble) gags which I loathe with a passion, has anyone felt the weight of those bloomin things!
hellybelly6
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Oh good, i'm not the only one that finds kimberwick a teeny bit irritating then! Must say I'm a bit old fashioned and think a kimblewick is a fabulous bit for certain horses and especially it seems strong ponies, sadly kimblewicks seem to have been taken over by dutch (bubble) gags which I loathe with a passion, has anyone felt the weight of those bloomin things!
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Agreed!
Oh good, i'm not the only one that finds kimberwick a teeny bit irritating then! Must say I'm a bit old fashioned and think a kimblewick is a fabulous bit for certain horses and especially it seems strong ponies, sadly kimblewicks seem to have been taken over by dutch (bubble) gags which I loathe with a passion, has anyone felt the weight of those bloomin things!
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Agreed!
carys220
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I have a dutch gag and it's actually rather light, it's lighter than the old kimblewick I have ! It has hollow metal on the mouthpiece.