Red man, that's tough.  My first thought is to leave the flags and sticks out of it and just see what you can get done with just a lead rope or your hands.  I'd be sure to communicate all of that stuff to the owner, too.  What specifically are you working on besides trying to catch her?

Nice!

Saralyn Wallace if she gets along with it, I'd say go ahead and use it.  You might want to add a couple more to your tool box though in case you run into a wall with it.

Saralyn Wallace I'm having trouble attaching my photos🤦.  I'll have to get back to you with them this evening.

This is a little closer to what we might consider a junior cow horse, but still leaning toward the wonder bit.  The rings on these bits create a "gag" action and with a curb chain, the pressure is extreme.  these bits can be used like a snaffle by attaching the reins to the rings, but not ideal.  I'll attach a picture of a junior cow horse and a bit that I would recommend.  The sidepull can work well but it really depends on your skills and the type of horse you're starting.  If it is a light type quarter horse or something similar, it can work well.  If a more drafty type, I'd steer clear.  

I'll attach those pics below.  Have a great day!

I would recommend something like this.🙂

I like the D's!

Same bit as above?

We used to call this a Wonder Bit.  It's not a junior cow horse and I would not recommend it for starting a colt.

Saralyn Wallace good morning.  Tell me more about the horse you'll be starting.  Age? Pedigree?  Maybe some pics?

I'll go through the pics you sent (they are very helpful, thank you!) and comment on each so we don't get confused.  Have a great day!🤠