
How a Horse Bit Should Fit (Common Mistakes Explained)
A horse can be ridden in the “right” bit and still be uncomfortable if the fit is wrong.Bit fit is o...

A horse can be ridden in the “right” bit and still be uncomfortable if the fit is wrong.Bit fit is o...

When riders talk about bits, the focus is often on rings, shanks, or how “strong” a bit looks. But f...

• Functions as a snaffle with light rein pressure. • Functions as a mullen mouth as pressure is increased. • No pressure on palate or nutcracker effect. • Horses that tend to get strong are corrected by a change of pressure points in the mouth. • D-ring minimizes pinching of lips and corners of the mouth. • Specific shape of the D-rings bear on the outside of the mouth as a gentle correction to resistance of the direct rein .
Martin Saddlery|Accessory