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Your perfect bit
Based on your answers you got the quiz category leverage 3. These are the best bits for your horse. Here's a small guide to help you choose between these bits.
1. John Sweet iron is the perfect match for sensitive horses that can overreact when you take the reins and have a hard time keeping a consistent contact. The joints and sweet tasting material makes the horse seek and stay in a consistent contact.
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Baby Pelham is a leverage bit which offers medium leverage due to the short pelham shank, making it suitable for horses that need extra support without too much severity. It can be used with 2 reins or a delta rein to offer the rider different levels or leverage. A good choice for horses that can be strong but still needs to seek the contact down and forward, still maintaining a framed, stable feeling.
Pelham is a leverage bit which offers high leverage due to the long pelham shank, making it suitable for horses that need extra support. It can be used with 2 reins or a delta rein to offer the rider different levels or leverage. A good choice for horses that can be strong but still needs to seek the contact down and forward, still maintaining a framed, stable feeling.
Show Pelham is a leverage bit which offers high leverage due to the long pelham shank, making it suitable for horses that need extra support. It can be used with 2 reins or a delta rein to offer the rider different levels or leverage. Compared to a traditional pelham bit, the loose rings of the Show pelham provide more flexibility for a horse that tends to get stiff.
Kimblehook is a leverage bit which offers 3 different levels of leverage depending on rein placement, allowing the rider to adjust control. A good choice for horses that can be strong but still need to seek the contact down and forward, still maintaining a framed, stable feeling. The kimblehook works similarly to a baby pelham, but with more options for leverage variation without having to use 2 reins or a delta rein.
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