Stainless Steel Horse Bit, BT0716 Label, Pictured Raised-Arch Bar

Confirm what the dark raised-arch bar is made of

Dark appearance does not establish rubber, core/cover/coating chemistry or solid/continuous manufacture. Stainless Steel is the named class, with actual per-part bar/core/cover composition and metal grades still to verify. Obtain manufacturing and finish records for the accepted bar, cheeks, rings and chain.

• Identify the actual literal BT0716 sample.
• Draw the bar/raised arch and long side cheeks.
• Map upper loops, lateral D-rings and lower openings/rings.
• Measure complete bar/arch, chain and attachment geometry.
• Record actual movements, functions, routing and supplied pieces/count.

Define actual assembly and qualified horse-fitting requirements

No central mouthpiece joint is visible, which does not verify an actual single-piece assembly method. A pictured chain or extra ring also does not establish supplied inclusion or count. Confirm actual joint/ring/chain operation, attachment roles and intended restrictions directly.

BT0716 also appears as a model reference, without creating Black/Silver options or maker proof. Use full operation/fitting/use/inspection/care guidance and qualified assessment of the actual horse, bridle, reins and proposed conditions. Pelham/Snaffle/racing/riding names and the raised-arch/chain form do not establish port dimensions, operating classification, leverage ratio, pressure mechanism, severity, comfort, training/racing benefit or horse suitability. Define relevant actual-configuration and horse/user criteria with supporting evidence.

Confirm current terms for the accepted raised-arch version

Ask whether the listed 10pcs minimum covers the documented sample. Agree measured geometry, full inventory and material/appearance sample with current packaging and order requirements. Other supplies no actual choice; no measured dimensions or actual sizes are supplied, and current sample timing needs agreement.