Looking for a bit that's a cut above the rest? Say hello to the Trust Baby Pelham Sweet Iron Eliptical 16mm. This bit combines the best of both worlds, giving you the advantages of a snaffle and a curb in one tidy package. Whether you're riding with one rein or two, this bit's got you covered.

Versatile Riding
A pelham bit like this one is great for strong horses or those with a snug mouth. You can use it with one rein (just add a pelham strap) or two reins, giving you flexibility and control. The shorter shanks on this baby pelham mean it's milder than its big brother, making it easier on your horse.

Top-Quality Materials
Made from Sweet Iron, this bit not only has a snazzy blue look but also promotes salivation with its sweet-tasting rust. More drool means your horse accepts the bit better and stays comfy. Don’t worry if it changes colour to brown-grey; that’s just the oxidation doing its thing.

Perfectly Designed
Trust bits come straight from the Netherlands, built with precision by a team of experts. Each bit is handmade, carefully balanced, and perfectly curved to fit your horse's mouth. This design means the bit stays put and distributes pressure evenly, keeping your horse happy.

Ideal for the Right Rider
If you're not a seasoned rider, this bit might not be your best mate. It’s designed for those who know their way around a horse's mouth. The single-jointed mouthpiece puts less pressure on the tongue than the double-jointed kind, making it a classic choice for experienced riders.

A Bit of Dutch Craftsmanship
Trust Equestrian crafts these bits with high standards and top materials. Their meticulous quality control ensures you get a piece of tack that's reliable and effective. The bits are also slightly curved to fit better and make your horse more comfortable.

Important features

• Combines the benefits of a snaffle and curb
• Sweet Iron that promotes salivation for better bit acceptance
• High-quality materials and handmade in the Netherlands
• Shorter shanks for a milder effect compared to standard pelham
• Anatomically shaped for better pressure distribution