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Fager Sofia is a comfortable high-ported bit constructed in the extremely durable metal, Titanium.

Sofia is constructed using Fager's NEW Anoblast™ manufacturing technique which produces a high quality, extremely durable bit; the highest quality Titanium bit on the market today! The grey colour is a natural consequence of the production process, no additional colouring is used.

When used in combination with Fager's Titanium Bridoon, this lightweight set weighs just 400 g (approx) which is less than a regular double bridle!

Sofia’s design has the port bent forward, directly over the tongue. This makes a huge difference when compared to having the bend tilted upwards.

When tilted forward, the port allows the tongue additional freedom as well as allowing the Bridoon more space as well.

As the reins are taken up and the horse seeks the connection towards the bit, it is preferable for the tongue to bear the majority of the pressure rather than the bars.

When pressure is applied to the curb rein, the shank of the bit rotates back towards the chest of the horse, pushing the mouthpiece forward against the tongue.

The chain is important to disperse the pressure evenly between the mouth, poll and chin.

In contrast, an upward port strongly increases the pressure on the bars which can create sores and inflict pain on a sensitive horse.

Sofia is supplied complete with hooks and chains.

Fager Sofia is a comfortable high-ported bit constructed in the extremely durable metal, Titanium.
Sofia is constructed using Fager's NEW Anoblast™ manufacturing technique which produces a high quality, extremely durable bit; the highest quality Titanium bit on the market today! The grey colour is a natural consequence of the production process, no additional colouring is used.
When used in combination with Fager's Titanium Bridoon, this lightweight set weighs just 400 g (approx) which is less than a regular double bridle!
Sofia’s design has the port bent forward, directly over the tongue. This makes a huge difference when compared to having the bend tilted upwards.
When tilted forward, the port allows the tongue additional freedom as well as allowing the Bridoon more space as well.
As the reins are taken up and the horse seeks the connection towards the bit, it is preferable for the tongue to bear the majority of the pressure rather than the bars.
When pressure is applied to the curb rein, the shank of the bit rotates back towards the chest of the horse, pushing the mouthpiece forward against the tongue.
The chain is important to disperse the pressure evenly between the mouth, poll and chin.
In contrast, an upward port strongly increases the pressure on the bars which can create sores and inflict pain on a sensitive horse.
Sofia is supplied complete with hooks and chains.

115 mm-5 cm

115 mm-7 cm

125 mm-5 cm

125 mm-7 cm

135 mm-5 cm

135 mm-7 cm

145 mm-5 cm

145 mm-7 cm

[i]Fager Sofia is a good choice if you would describe your horse as the following;[/i]

* Sensitive to tongue pressure.
* Can be strong and heavy in the hand.
* Needs more room for the Bridoon.
* Sensitive skin and easily develops sores, cuts and rubs on the bars and corners of the mouth.
* Gets too long and low.

Fager Sofia is a comfortable high-ported bit constructed in the extremely durable metal, Titanium.

Sofia is constructed using Fager's NEW Anoblast™ manufacturing technique which produces a high quality, extremely durable bit; the highest quality Titanium bit on the market today! The grey colour is a natural consequence of the production process, no additional colouring is used.

When used in combination with Fager's Titanium Bridoon, this lightweight set weighs just 400 g (approx) which is less than a regular double bridle!

Sofia’s design has the port bent forward, directly over the tongue. This makes a huge difference when compared to having the bend tilted upwards.

When tilted forward, the port allows the tongue additional freedom as well as allowing the Bridoon more space as well.

As the reins are taken up and the horse seeks the connection towards the bit, it is preferable for the tongue to bear the majority of the pressure rather than the bars.

When pressure is applied to the curb rein, the shank of the bit rotates back towards the chest of the horse, pushing the mouthpiece forward against the tongue.

The chain is important to disperse the pressure evenly between the mouth, poll and chin.

In contrast, an upward port strongly increases the pressure on the bars which can create sores and inflict pain on a sensitive horse.

Sofia is supplied complete with hooks and chains.

Sofia Titanium Weymouth

Stephanie is the perfect solution for horses that feel stiff and heavy in the contact, whilst at the same time express sensitivity to harsh hands. Fager Stephanies design relieves the constant pressure from the tongue and in combination with the lighter weight, creates a surprisingly different pressure as and when it is required.

The anatomical shape of the mouthpiece follows the natural contours of the mouth, dispersing the pressure evenly between the bars and tongue.  This specific design has proven extremely comfortable, particularly for those horses with a large, fleshy tongue.

The short centrepiece eliminates any palate interference as it’s breakover is positioned to the outside of the tongue. Stephanie even suits horses whose conformation is a low and/or short palate combined with a large, fleshy tongue. These horses known to be particularly difficult to find suitable bits for.

The roller reaches further down than the joints to increase the pressure when required to avoid the need to constantly pull on the bit.

Note; Stephanie has the same mouthpiece as Sally. Sally is the snaffle version = normal snaffle rings. Stephanie is the bradoon version = smaller rings.

Stephanie is the perfect solution for horses that feel stiff and heavy in the contact, whilst at the same time express sensitivity to harsh hands. Fager Stephanies design relieves the constant pressure from the tongue and in combination with the lighter weight, creates a surprisingly different pressure as and when it is required.
The anatomical shape of the mouthpiece follows the natural contours of the mouth, dispersing the pressure evenly between the bars and tongue.  This specific design has proven extremely comfortable, particularly for those horses with a large, fleshy tongue.
The short centrepiece eliminates any palate interference as it’s breakover is positioned to the outside of the tongue. Stephanie even suits horses whose conformation is a low and/or short palate combined with a large, fleshy tongue. These horses known to be particularly difficult to find suitable bits for.
The roller reaches further down than the joints to increase the pressure when required to avoid the need to constantly pull on the bit.
Note; Stephanie has the same mouthpiece as Sally. Sally is the snaffle version = normal snaffle rings. Stephanie is the bradoon version = smaller rings.

100 mm

110 mm

120 mm

130 mm

140 mm

150 mm

[i]Fager Stephanie is a good choice if you would describe your horse as the following;[/i]

* Feels still/rigid in the hand.
* Strong in the hand with a tendency to lean/pull on the bit.
* Attempts to place the tongue over the bit.
* Throws the head around to evade the contact.

Stephanie is the perfect solution for horses that feel stiff and heavy in the contact, whilst at the same time express sensitivity to harsh hands. Fager Stephanies design relieves the constant pressure from the tongue and in combination with the lighter weight, creates a surprisingly different pressure as and when it is required.

The anatomical shape of the mouthpiece follows the natural contours of the mouth, dispersing the pressure evenly between the bars and tongue.  This specific design has proven extremely comfortable, particularly for those horses with a large, fleshy tongue.

The short centrepiece eliminates any palate interference as it’s breakover is positioned to the outside of the tongue. Stephanie even suits horses whose conformation is a low and/or short palate combined with a large, fleshy tongue. These horses known to be particularly difficult to find suitable bits for.

The roller reaches further down than the joints to increase the pressure when required to avoid the need to constantly pull on the bit.

Note; Stephanie has the same mouthpiece as Sally. Sally is the snaffle version = normal snaffle rings. Stephanie is the bradoon version = smaller rings.

Stephanie Titanium Bradoon Loose rings

Stephanie Titanium Bradoon Fixed rings

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