Achieve unmatched precision and "rate" in the arena with a bit designed to bridge the gap between pressure and performance. The Rickey Green Port Setter Bit gives your horse the extra second they need to process cues, resulting in a smoother, more confident response even under high-speed competition.

Engineered in collaboration with legendary team roper Rickey Green, this bit features a revolutionary rolling mouthpiece that effectively "slows down" the contact to prevent bracing. This technical design encourages a soft, consistent headset and superior lateral flexion, making it the ultimate tool for both refining seasoned competitors and transitioning horses into leverage bits.

Key Features & Specifications:

• Innovative Rolling Mouthpiece: Designed to roll back upon engagement, this feature slows down contact to give your horse more time to process pressure and respond smoothly.
• Integrated Copper Roller: Naturally encourages salivation to keep the horse's mouth moist, relaxed, and highly responsive to subtle cues.
• 7-Inch Loose-Cheek Shank: Provides independent side movement, allowing for refined lateral flexion and better control over the horse's shoulders.
• Optimized Port Design: Provides essential tongue relief while applying precise pressure to the palate and bars to foster proper collection and a better headset.
• Team Roping Performance: Purpose-built to help horses "rate" steers effectively, ensuring they maintain the correct speed and body position during the run.
• Elegant Copper Accents: Features a stylish new shank design that combines professional-grade functionality with a touch of distinction in the arena.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What type of curb strap is recommended for the Rickey Green Port Setter?
A: Rickey Green recommends using a firm leather curb strap or a flat chain to ensure the horse works effectively off the mouthpiece rather than reacting prematurely to curb pressure.

Q: How does the rolling mouthpiece benefit a horse that is "heavy" in the bridle?
A: The rolling action "slows" the bit's engagement, which discourages the horse from bracing against the rider's hand and gives them the necessary time to process the cue and soften their poll.

Q: Is this bit appropriate for transitioning a horse out of a snaffle?
A: Yes; because the rolling action provides a "pre-signal" before full leverage kicks in, it is an excellent choice for horses learning to work in a leverage bit without causing confusion or fear.

Item Number/SKU: RGBIT241