Bombers Bit Rubbers
$8.95
Bombers Bit Rubbers
Easy to slip on and off these flexible thin bit guards are excellent to prevent pinching, rubbing and keeping the bit still and stable in the horses mouth.
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Bombers Bit Rubbers
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