Sprenger
HO curb Sensogan 14 mm rotatable
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• slightly curved and inclined forward, with freedom of tongue, slanted transitions to the side part
• Slight relief of the middle of the tongue, less pressure on the edges of the tongue
• Even pressure distribution over the entire tongue when the reins are tightened
• suitable for beginners, sensitive horses and for familiarizing a horse with the curb
• Neck pressure with a 5 cm support is comparatively low due to a short lever, but occurs more quickly, therefore a sensitive rider's hand is required
The construction of the mouthpiece with a forwardly inclined tongue, whose soft transitions merge into slanted side bit parts, impresses with the finest pressure distribution on the tongue. The sense of touch is used optimally, which enables a particularly precise effect.
This bit is recommended for gently and safely familiarizing a horse with the bit.
The slanted mouthpiece promotes harmony between the rider's hand and the horse's mouth and ensures a relaxed approach to the bridle.
Where the bridle is buckled in, the horse's mouth is narrower, which is why the bridle should generally be 1/2 to 1 cm smaller than the bridle.
It is important that the side parts of the curb are close to the corners of the mouth.
The curb chain should be buckled in such a way that the curb can be accepted at an angle of approx. 45°.
• Slight relief of the middle of the tongue, less pressure on the edges of the tongue
• Even pressure distribution over the entire tongue when the reins are tightened
• suitable for beginners, sensitive horses and for familiarizing a horse with the curb
• Neck pressure with a 5 cm support is comparatively low due to a short lever, but occurs more quickly, therefore a sensitive rider's hand is required
The construction of the mouthpiece with a forwardly inclined tongue, whose soft transitions merge into slanted side bit parts, impresses with the finest pressure distribution on the tongue. The sense of touch is used optimally, which enables a particularly precise effect.
This bit is recommended for gently and safely familiarizing a horse with the bit.
The slanted mouthpiece promotes harmony between the rider's hand and the horse's mouth and ensures a relaxed approach to the bridle.
Where the bridle is buckled in, the horse's mouth is narrower, which is why the bridle should generally be 1/2 to 1 cm smaller than the bridle.
It is important that the side parts of the curb are close to the corners of the mouth.
The curb chain should be buckled in such a way that the curb can be accepted at an angle of approx. 45°.