Herm Sprenger 16mm Duo D-Ring Bit
Herm Sprenger 16mm Duo D-Ring Bit
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A soft plastic D-ring bit with a fixed mouthpiece that can be worn two ways, for a horse that falls out through the shoulder.
The fixed mouthpiece transmits pressure directly to the tongue and lower jaw rather than folding, and the D-ring cheeks press against the side of the face to give lateral contact. That combination is the answer to a horse that drifts out on a turn or on the approach to a fence. The mouthpiece itself is soft flexible plastic reinforced with a steel cable, and it can be used as a straight bar or turned over to leave space for the tongue, so one bit covers two answers to the same horse.
Specifications:
- 16 mm Duo mouthpiece, soft flexible plastic
- Reinforced with a steel cable
- Can be used as a straight bar or as a bar with space for the tongue
- Fixed mouthpiece for direct pressure transmission to the tongue and lower jaw
- D-ring cheeks for lateral contact
- Food-safe, solvent-free, contains no plasticizers
- Sizes 4 3/4 and 5 1/8 inches
What sets this one apart:
The mouthpiece is fixed, so rein pressure passes straight to the tongue and lower jaw instead of folding, and the D-ring cheeks press against the side of the face to give lateral guidance. The 16 mm bar is soft flexible plastic reinforced with a steel cable, and it can be turned over to leave space for the tongue.
Why it is here:
Falling out is a steering problem, not a mouth problem. A soft plastic mouth on a cheek that steers separates the two questions, which is the correct order to solve them in.
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