Ginny has a double-jointed mouthpiece that creates space for the tongue, relieving constant tongue pressure.

The large middle piece is cleverly designed to be positioned lower than the joints to increase the point pressure on the tongue. This creates pressure when your horse pulls or feels heavy in your hand to help get a lighter feeling.

The big middle piece and the titanium material will make this bit an excellent option for horses who tend to get heavy in the hand and want a quicker response when you take the reins.

Material
Titanium is a tasteless metal that naturally adapts to the mouth's temperature, encouraging the horse to accept the bit and be more comfortable.

We usually recommend a Titanium bit for sensitive-mouthed horses who can react to other metals, e.g. red marks or sores developing, despite a soft contact from the hands.

Titanium gives a super light feeling in the hand and quicker response compared to a heavier bit, particularly when combined with the correct mouthpiece for the individual horse.

Baucher
Baucher gives a stable, framed feeling. This sidepiece is designed to keep the mouthpiece steady. Baucher is to prefer if you have problems with wounds in the corners of the mouth or wears on the premolars (P2). The Baucher will reveal these places from constant pressure and help the horse to relax and come down/forward to the bit, keeping the horse stable and framed.