Bemelman Weymouth bit from Sprenger has an anatomically adapted mouthpiece with a foward arched shape that fits horses that have a larger tongue or who dont like tongue pressure. 16 mm thick with 5 cm shanks.
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Bemelman Weymouth bit from Sprenger has an anatomically adapted mouthpiece with a foward arched shape that fits horses that have a larger tongue or who dont like tongue pressure. 16 mm thick with 5 cm shanks.
Bemelman is weymouth bit that meets the highest requirements for quality and can if it suits your horse result in a more relaxed and harmonious horse.
This weymouth bit from Herm. Sprenger combines the benefits of Sensogan, which is a unique metal that promotes salivation and stainless steel. Sensogan which is the material that the bit is made of is Sprenger's latest material made of copper, manganese and zinc for reduced oxidation and better well-being. Sprenger's weymouth bit is available 5 or 7 cm long shanks. The shorter shanks gives a more direct contact and the longer ones becomes sharper.
The Bemelman mouthpiece:
This weymouth bit from Herm. Sprenger combines the benefits of Sensogan, which is a unique metal that promotes salivation and stainless steel. Sensogan which is the material that the bit is made of is Sprenger's latest material made of copper, manganese and zinc for reduced oxidation and better well-being. Sprenger's weymouth bit is available 5 or 7 cm long shanks. The shorter shanks gives a more direct contact and the longer ones becomes sharper.
The Bemelman mouthpiece:
- Optimum bit for keeping the horse on the bit.
- Acceptance of this bit results in a soft and evenly distributed pressure across the entire tongue due to the exceptional shape of the mouthpiece.
- Helps neutralise the horse’s impulse to put its tongue over the bit and is ideal for the horse with fleshy tounges or that evade tounge pressure by pulling up or sticking out the tounge.
- The shape of the mouthpiece is adapted to the sensitive palatal arch whereas the thickness of the bit is tapered towards the centre. This results in gentle but effective instructions to the horse