The following topic, Is A Snaffle A Harsh Bit?, will be discussed in depth in this blog post, and all relevant information will be included. Continue reading to learn more about this topic. A snaffle is sometimes mistakenly thought of as “any mild bit”. While direct pressure without leverage is milder than pressure with leverage, … Read more
This blog post will cover all the important details regarding the following topic: What Does A Spade Bit Do For Horses?. Read below to find out more. The spade is often referred to as a signal bit because its tall port, roller, braces and multiple joints send messages to the horse and give the horse … Read more
In this article, I’ll talk about the topic Can You Use A Double Bridle In Dressage?, and I’ll try to cover as much information as possible. Once your horse reaches british dressage elementary level , you are permitted to use a double bridle It is now compulsory for riders competing at Prix St Georges level … Read more
A mullen mouth is a plain mouthpiece with a slight curve over the horse’s tongue. This makes it more comfortable for the horse to carry than a straight-bar mouthpiece. It’s also considered more gentle than a jointed mouthpiece, as there is no pinching effect when the reins are pulled. Continue to 2 of 15 below. … Read more
The Neue Schule Verbindend is one of the most popular bits at Bit Bank and Neue Schule make sure the ponies are covered too! This bit uses no tongue pressure and works more off the lower jaw so its great for a strong pony YET perfectly safe in a young riders hands. What is the … Read more
The snaffle bit is one of the most common amongst horse bridle bits. It is commonly used for most english riding disciplines and comes with either a single jointed or french linked mouth. A snaffle bit is usually made of stainless steel and is seen as a relatively soft bit. What bit is best for … Read more