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https://eques.dk/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/shank-square.png649649The parts in the mouth of the horse are made of German Silver while the shanks are made of stainless steel. German Silver stimulates the salivary glands and thus promotes the horse to accept the bit. The bit is designed with a focus on mobility and comfort. The bit rings (uppermost) are bent to achieve greater freedom at the chees of the horse.