What does a Verbindend bit do?
The Verbindend has consistently helped eradicate tongue evasions, encouraging the horse to soften and relax through the jaw. The cleverly curved mouthpiece can also enhance the development of the bend for lateral work and smaller circles.
Are Loose Ring Snaffles good?
Loose ring bits help the horse to position the bit where they like it unlike fixed bits such as the eggbutt or hanging cheek snaffle. This helps the horse be more comfortable in the mouth and since the mouthpiece is moveable on the cheek it also helps with horses that are heavy or take hold of the bit.
Is a Verbindend dressage legal?
Is the Verbindend BD and FEI dressage legal? The Verbindend design is legal for both BD and FEI dressage.
What does an Eggbut snaffle do?
One of the most commonly used bits in English riding is the eggbutt snaffle. These are training bits, and they aren’t generally used for riding, but to get a young horse used to the feel of holding onto a bit. The size of the rings that the headstall and reins attach to varies as well.
What is the difference between Eggbutt and loose ring snaffle?
Loose ring – this slides through the mouthpiece, allowing easy movement. It encourages a relaxed jaw but may pinch the sides of the mouth, necessitating a bit guard. Eggbutt – this type of cheek keeps the bit stable and prevents rotation. It doesn’t pinch the lips so is tolerated better by some horses.
Is the turtle top bit dressage legal?
Now we received a reply: it is NOT allowed. An FEI spokesperson told Eurodressage that, “the Turtle Tilt Curb is not a permitted bit according to the FEI Dressage rules.”
Are Neue Schule bits worth the money?
Well-Known Member. In my eyes yes they are worth the money. I have a couple, the trans veribend loose ring and an egbutt. had a problem with my old eggbut where the ring was stuck and would not tilt, I sent it back and they sent me a free replacement, was a good year old too !