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STC FM (Fulmer) Snaffle Bit

STC FM (Fulmer) Snaffle Bit

  • Loose rings independent of cheeks, as designed by Franz Maringer, hence the name 'FM' Bit.
  • The FM is also know as a Fulmer Bit and is the bit of choice for those following the teachings of Phillippe Karl.
  • It is an excellent bit for mouthing and starting young horses.
  • This bit has the 'play' of a loose ring bit, with the additional support of the full cheeks.
  • This is an excellent bit when used with FM Keepers (sold separately).
  • FM Keepers are not required to be used under competition rules, however they can help the stability of the mouthpiece and they are recommended for young children on ponies.
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STC FM (Fulmer) Snaffle Bit

  • Loose rings independent of cheeks, as designed by Franz Maringer, hence the name 'FM' Bit.
  • The FM is also know as a Fulmer Bit and is the bit of choice for those following the teachings of Phillippe Karl.
  • It is an excellent bit for mouthing and starting young horses.
  • This bit has the 'play' of a loose ring bit, with the additional support of the full cheeks.
  • This is an excellent bit when used with FM Keepers (sold separately).
  • FM Keepers are not required to be used under competition rules, however they can help the stability of the mouthpiece and they are recommended for young children on ponies.

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  • Loose rings independent of cheeks, as designed by Franz Maringer, hence the name 'FM' Bit.
  • The FM is also know as a Fulmer Bit and is the bit of choice for those following the teachings of Phillippe Karl.
  • It is an excellent bit for mouthing and starting young horses.
  • This bit has the 'play' of a loose ring bit, with the additional support of the full cheeks.
  • This is an excellent bit when used with FM Keepers (sold separately).
  • FM Keepers are not required to be used under competition rules, however they can help the stability of the mouthpiece and they are recommended for young children on ponies.