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- Bit_shank abstract "The bit shank is the side piece or cheekpiece of a curb bit, part of the bridle, used when riding on horses. The bit shank allows leverage to be added to the pressure of the rider's hands on the bit. Shanks are usually made of metal, may be straight or curved, and may be decorated in some disciplines. The headstall and curb chain or curb strap of the bridle is attached to the top of the shank, and the reins are attached at the bottom. Shanked curb bits are used in western riding for nearly all adult horses, and are seen in English riding disciplines primarily as part of the double bridle used by advanced Dressage riders, and on the hybrid Pelham bit that includes a ring for a second rein attached at the bit mouthpiece.Direct pressure snaffle bits have no shanks, instead they have a single bit ring.Bits that have shanks coming off the mouthpiece create leverage and place pressure on the poll via the crownpiece of the bridle, to the chin groove via the curb chain, and, especially with a \"loose jaw\" shank, may also touch the sides of the mouth and jaw. The shank and its leverage action is what defines a curb bit as a curb, regardless of mouthpiece. Though most curb bits have a solid mouthpiece, with or without a port, any bit with shanks and leverage is always a \"curb\" type bit, even if has a jointed mouthpiece. Shanked bits in the curb family include the Weymouth, which is the curb portion of the double bridle; the pelham bit, a single bit ridden with two sets of reins; and the single-reined curb bit.".
- Bit_shank thumbnail Spade_shank2.jpg?width=300.
- Bit_shank wikiPageExternalLink bit_gallery.
- Bit_shank wikiPageID "5265055".
- Bit_shank wikiPageLength "10865".
- Bit_shank wikiPageOutDegree "49".
- Bit_shank wikiPageRevisionID "562033493".
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Archaism.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Bit_(horse).
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Bit_mouthpiece.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Bit_ring.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Bridle.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Category:Bits_(horse).
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Ceteris_paribus.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Cowboy.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Curb_bit.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Curb_chain.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Cutting_(sport).
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Double_bridle.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Dressage.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink English_riding.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Equestrianism.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Horse.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Horse_show.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Lamb_and_mutton.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Lasso.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Lever.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Pelham_bit.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Rein.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Riding_aids.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Snaffle_bit.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Team_roping.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink Western_riding.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:Parts_of_a_Curb.png.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:Pelham_bit.jpg.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:RollerCurb.jpg.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:SilverBit3.jpg.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:Spade_shank.jpg.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:Spade_shank2.jpg.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLink File:SweetIronCurb.jpg.
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bit shank".
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLinkText "bit shank".
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLinkText "cheekpiece".
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLinkText "shank".
- Bit_shank wikiPageWikiLinkText "shanks".
- Bit_shank wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:1728.
- Bit_shank wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:About.
- Bit_shank wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Horse_equipment.
- Bit_shank wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- Bit_shank subject Category:Bits_(horse).
- Bit_shank hypernym Piece.
- Bit_shank type MusicalWork.
- Bit_shank type Work.
- Bit_shank type Source.
- Bit_shank type Work.
- Bit_shank comment "The bit shank is the side piece or cheekpiece of a curb bit, part of the bridle, used when riding on horses. The bit shank allows leverage to be added to the pressure of the rider's hands on the bit. Shanks are usually made of metal, may be straight or curved, and may be decorated in some disciplines. The headstall and curb chain or curb strap of the bridle is attached to the top of the shank, and the reins are attached at the bottom.".
- Bit_shank label "Bit shank".
- Bit_shank sameAs Q4918727.
- Bit_shank sameAs m.0dblqj.
- Bit_shank sameAs Q4918727.
- Bit_shank wasDerivedFrom Bit_shank?oldid=562033493.
- Bit_shank depiction Spade_shank2.jpg.
- Bit_shank isPrimaryTopicOf Bit_shank.