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	Bit gag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		A bit gag is a gag-like device used in certain human sexual practices.
		It bears a passing visual resemblance to the bit used in a bridle for a horse, and much of its sexual value stems from fetishistic symbolism in human pony play.
		Unlike the metal bit of a horse's bridle, the bar of a bit gag is usually a soft rubber cylinder.
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/b/bi/bit_gag.html (143 words)

	Fitting a Gag Bit Correctly
		To be able to use a gag bit safely and effectively, you must already understand the concept of riding your horse from your seat and leg to your hand and be able to use your hands lightly--a gag is too severe for a heavy-handed rider.
		Gag bits are not off limits automatically if you are a novice rider--as long as you have a knowledgeable instructor.
		This gag bridle has rope cheekpieces, which move faster through the holes in the bit ring, acting more quickly on the mouth and poll when the rein is applied.
	equisearch.com /horses_riding_training/tack_apparel/bit_gallery/gagbit_021405 (959 words)

	Lee Ziegler, Bits for Gaited Horses
		CURB: A curb is a bit with shanks and a chain or strap under the jaw that acts as a fulcrum for the lever action of the bit in the horse's mouth.
		GAG: A gag bit is not a snaffle even though it has no shanks and may have a jointed mouthpiece.
		Forget the curb bits, they will hurt and confuse a horse and he will eventually respond to one either by tucking his head behind the action of the bit and ignoring it or "cold jawing" it and requiring a longer shank or a twisted curb chain to obey.
	iceryder.net /lee/bits2.html (1929 words)

	Bits and Pieces (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		A snaffle is a bit without shanks that works on the lips, tongue and bars of the horse's mouth with only as much pressure as you, the rider, directly put on it through your contact (pull, to be crude) on the reins.
		A curb is a bit with shanks and a chain or strap under the jaw that acts as a fulcrum for the lever action of the bit in the horse's mouth.
		Horses aren't born knowing about bits; they must be taught to respond to bit pressure, and to translate tugs given through the reins as requests to turn, stop, back, hold their heads in a particular way, or stretch and bend their necks.
	members.aol.com /MFTHorses/bitsftlz.htm (1902 words)

	The "Wonder" Bit
		This bit does nothing for teaching self carriage, nothing for teaching lateral flexion, nothing for teaching the horse to work through his body, and nothing for teaching the basic "calm, obedient, forward, straight, supple and light" which are the goals of good horsemanship everywhere.
		The Gag Bit features a sliding mouthpiece that is able to move up and down the cheek of the bit providing a variable amount of leverage to the corners of the mouth.
		The physics of such a bit (it is actually more like a gag bit, due to the pressure on the poll and corners of the mouth) were encouraging her to stargaze, hollow her back, and pace.
	iceryder.net /wonderbit.html (1562 words)

	About Bits - Buford Saddle and Tack Co.
		Ring and dee bits are generally used on young horses in transition to introduce them to carrying a mouthpiece before moving on to a shank type bit.
		The Gag Bit is characterized by the sliding mouthpiece that is able to move further down the shank than the normal bit in order to provide more lift to the corners of the horse's mouth.
		The gag function is instrumental in teaching proper head position and is very popular among Barrel Racer's who need a bit to lift the inside shoulder and position the horse's weight properly for the high speed turns.
	www.bufordsaddle.com /bits/aboutbits.htm (2617 words)

	Bits for barrel racers, ropers and western riders.
		7" cheeks have a 2 1/2" slide on the gag with 2 1/2" shanks.
		This bit may be used effectively with or without a curb chain due to the limited slide area of the mouthpiece.
		The cheeks are 7" with a 1 1/2" slide on the gag.
	www.bitsnmore.com /bits.htm (6926 words)

	bit terms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		a heavy harness curb bit having curved cheeks with two slots for the reins, one halfway down the cheek and one at the bottom; the lower ends of the cheeks are connected by a narrow bar to prevent the lead reins from becoming caught under the bit; mouthpiece size varies considerably.
		A curb bit with short shanks and hinged at the cheeks and the mouthpiece; a bit that demands respect but is not as rigid as a solid bit.
		This is a transition bit between the O-ring snaffle and the ported curbs.
	members.tripod.com /cavanaughc/bit_terms.htm (939 words)

	ABOUT BITS
		Adjust the bit so that when the rider pulls on the reins in a straight line toward his or her elbows, while in a normal riding position, the cheek pieces of the bridle do not flex out from the side of the horse’s face.
		Once the bit is adjusted, as described above, pull the bit to one side of the mouth (not hard), at this point there should be the width of your index finger between the edge of the lip and the side of the bit.
		There is also more chance of the bit being too low and the horse then being able to put his tongue over the bit, or the middle of the joint will press into the roof of the horse’s mouth causing him to resist any rein pressure.
	www.foxhunter.on.ca /tackshop/AboutBits/AboutBits.htm (2858 words)

	Locking Rubber Trainer Bit Gag
		In addition to the neck strap which goes behind the head, there is a strap going under the chin and two additional straps which go up on either side of the face.
		This gummi gag with head harness works wonderful and is very sexy.
		Since the bit is hard, the presure goes on only a few teeth, which it makes the gag unconfortable to wear.
	www.extremerestraints.com /Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=ST600&Category_Code=&Store_Code=ER&AFFIL=forkbeard (278 words)

	Combined and Gag bits
		The combined bits and the gag bits were made in an attempt to combine the two actions.
		However the use of two bits and two sets of reins require a rider that is well coordinated, a novice rider would not be able to use such a combination properly.
		A gag bit where the rein are attached at the bottom in the rings, the pull goes through the rings of the bit and are attached to the sidepieces of the headstall.
	ellenofstad.com /articles/combinedbits.html (639 words)

	gag-bit - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Bit, in computer science, short for binary digit; either 1 or 0 in the binary number system.
		In computer processing and storage, a bit is the...
		Bit Image, in computer science, a sequential collection of bits that represents, in memory, an image to be displayed on the screen, particularly in...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /gag-bit.html (112 words)

	BITs
		bit to use on all horses of that breed.
		CURB: A curb is a bit with shanks and a chain or strap under the jaw that acts as a fulcrum
		GAG: A gag bit is not a snaffle even though it has no shanks and may have a jointed
	www.gaitedhorses.net /LeeZiegler/bits.html (1848 words)

	Gag definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The gag bit employs simultaneous leverage on a horse's lips and poll.
		The gag is used with horses that bear down with their head and tend to run with the bit.
		Gag cheekpieces made of leather or rope that are run through the holes and are attached to the reins.
	www.acmehorses.com /Library/Glossary.aspx?glossaryTerm=1051 (321 words)

	Horse Training From the Ground Up
		SNAFFLE: A snaffle is a bit without shanks that works on the lips, tongue and bars of the horse's mouth with only as much pressure as you, the rider, directly put on it through your contact (pull, to be crude) on the reins.
		THE YOUNG HORSE: Horses aren't born knowing about bits; they must be taught to respond to bit pressure, and to translate tugs given through the reins as requests to turn, stop, back, hold their heads in a particular way, or stretch and bend their necks.
		You can use a regular noseband and still have the horse mouth the bit, IF the noseband is adjusted so that you can get at least two fingers sideways between it and the jaw.
	horsetraining.8k.com /bits.html (2352 words)

	Bits that Suit You and Your Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Start to Finish Bit which consists of a small rope noseband with a sliding gag: Orange Smash was exceptional to watch because of his size and consistency on the barrel pattern.
		Bits and bitting can be two of the most confusing aspects of horsemanship; however, I will explain what works for my purposes in teaching and riding barrel horses.
		Bits work on certain pressure points on the horse’s mouth and face; the bars of the mouth (areas of lower jaw devoid of teeth), the tongue, the roof of the mouth and the chin.
	www.barrelracers.com /Winning_Ways_Vol4/bits_that_suit_you_and_your_horse.htm (1603 words)

	Bits that Suit You and Your Horse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Start to Finish Bit which consists of a small rope noseband with a sliding gag: Orange Smash was exceptional to watch because of his size and consistency on the barrel pattern.
		Bits and bitting can be two of the most confusing aspects of horsemanship; however, I will explain what works for my purposes in teaching and riding barrel horses.
		Bits work on certain pressure points on the horse’s mouth and face; the bars of the mouth (areas of lower jaw devoid of teeth), the tongue, the roof of the mouth and the chin.
	www.marthajosey.com /Winning_Ways_Vol4/bits_that_suit_you_and_your_horse.htm (1603 words)

	Bits - Buford Saddle and Tack Co.
		Some of the Trammell bits are found near the bottom of this page and more are found on this link.
		This style bit features a very short shank for 'Just A Touch' of leverage with the emphasis on a combination gag and ring snaffle action.
		The gag action of this bit helps to lift the inside shoulder and distribute the horse's body weight properly the turn.
	www.bufordsaddle.com /bits/bits.htm (630 words)

	Myler Bits \| Cheeks
		This bit is good for horses with a pushy face that need to come to the bit.
		Pushing into the bit (lugging) is an annoying habit to a rider; however, this mouthpiece has a soft feel.
		This could be a great bit to use on colts coming out of a draw bit or ring bit.
	www.toklat.com /myler/mbits_LM_home.html (1992 words)

	GAG, the Graphical Boot Manager
		GAG (initials, in spanish, of Graphical Boot Manager) is a Boot Manager program.
		It's loaded when the computer is turned on and allows you to choose the operating system you want to use.
		Has the SafeBoot system, that allows to boot your hard disk even if GAG is accidentally overwrited.
	gag.sourceforge.net (262 words)

	Reinsman Rosie Gag Bits @ Kyhorse.com
		A low leverage gag excellent for horses with a lot of natural rate.
		All Rosie Gag Bits have 6" cheeks and a 5" mouth unless noted otherwise.
		An excellent bit for lifting your horse's head and tucking his head at the same time.
	www.kyhorse.com /store/tack/reinsman/rosiegags.htm (117 words)

	Andrew Cagney - [rfa/pascal!] Gag -Werror shift warning and bug
		Andrew Cagney - [rfa/pascal!] Gag -Werror shift warning and bug
		Subject: [rfa/pascal!] Gag -Werror shift warning and bug
		Hello, The attatched gags a shift-overflow warning from GCC.
	www.cygwin.com /ml/gdb-patches/2001-03/msg00049.html (260 words)

	Somerset Saddlery - Bits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		A great bit that can be used in the dressage phase of eventing.
		All KK bits come with an Aurigon mouthpiece to help horses salivate but with rings to match the nickel on your bridle.
		A good bit for control, in eventing this bit is legal for dressage.
	www.somersetsaddlery.com /pages/bits.htm (464 words)

	Sliding Gag Bit - Horse.com
		The longer the shank (more leverage), the more control the bit has.
		The quickest way to a possible breakthrough in horse training and performance could be as simple as an improved Horse Bit.
		Bit guards, curb chains, curb straps for your horse at great deals, bargains, and closeout prices.
	www.horse.com /products/sku-WBE36.html (387 words)

	More Gag Bits
		A shorter gag bar for better control, and a smooth flowing gag for alerting your horse before a lot of control sets in.
		This gag bit is very popular with trainers to help set the head correctly on a young horse.
		This is a very popular draw gag that has more action on the mouthpiece than the half circle and combined with a smooth sweet iron snaffle for good head set and flex at the poll.
	www.culturedcowboy.com /bits/pages/bit10.html (470 words)

	BITs For Gaited Horses
		Forget the curb bits, they will hurt and confuse a horse and he will eventually respond to one either by
		tucking his head behind the action of the bit and ignoring it or "cold jawing" it and requiring a longer shank or a twisted curb chain to obey.
		Some people will go to a gag or a curb for this, but since I want my horses to be supple and versatile with light responsive mouths, this is where I part
	www.gaitedhorses.net /Articles/bits.shtml (2086 words)

	Jarrett Draw Gag Shank Bit- Horseman Headquarters
		This Jarret draw gag shank bit features a 9" cheek where mouth portion of the bit is added.
		This bit has been used with twisted, solid braided and hollow braided ropes to get a smooth gag action.
		These stainless cheeks not only gag smoothly but release instantly and won't hang up causing a wreck.
	www.horsemansheadquarters.com /product1207.htm (83 words)

	E-Horse Equipment
		Stainless steel half wonder gag bit with a 5 inch smooth snaffle 7/16 inch sweet iron mouthpiece with 7 inch cheeks.
		Stainless steel gag headstall with a 941046 twisted wire with center ring snaffle and bar slide cheeks.
		Stainless steel bar gag bit with 5 inch small twisted wire snaffle mouthpiece with center connecting ring.
	www.ehorseequipment.com /dept.asp?id=2 (1546 words)

	Viewing a thread - NO GAG
		Last summer I used a 3 piece short shank bit with rollers in the middle, a jim warner hack, and a Mike Beers short shank chain mouth bit.
		My youngest brother uses a gag bit (3 piece, smooth mouth) on his big gelding, and our other brother has run that same horse in a chain mouth either Christy or Rosie gag (I honestly can't remember) bit.
		I was actually considering something with a little more gag action to it that would also apply pressure on his poll as he is pretty high-headed and likes to stare at the sky if I don't have a tie-down on him.
	www.barrelhorseworld.com /forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=106020&posts=4 (1213 words)

	Cowboy Tack - Training Gag Bits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		If you need that extra lift and flex of the poll, Cowboy Tack has a gag bit to fit your needs.
		Designed to work on the corner of the mouth and apply pressure at the poll, these bits are used on both young and older horses.
		Cowboy Tack headstalls with special gag cheeks as shown in photo are available for proper fit.
	www.dgunleather.com /cbtack/bits/tnggag.html (180 words)

	Gag & Elevator Bits at Bit of Britain
		Gag & Elevator Bits at Bit of Britain
		Bit of Britain has been the trusted source for English riding goods since 1986.
		Whether you're competing professionally or you ride for pleasure, Bit of Britain carries carefully chosen products that will last years and work well for you and your horse.
	www.bitofbritain.com /SearchResults.asp?Cat=95 (174 words)

	McDiamond Ranch - Buy the Best to Beat the Rest
		The "H" Gag 3/8" Twisted Sweet Iron Dog bone 6 1/2" CHEEKS 5" MOUTH.
		Very nice gag shank with good control and very good gag action.
		The twisted bars add some bite and the three piece dog bone adds some tongue pressure for better rate, while the bar pressure is increased for more control.
	www.mcdiamond.com /bits/reinsman/gagbits/bb277.htm (82 words)

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