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The ergonimically shaped port of this weymouth offers broad space for the tongue and is angled forward by 30degrees.
- Particulalrly comfortable for horses that are irritated by a cramped tongue as the bit reduced pressure on the sensitive borders of the tongue.
- The horse's motivation is enormously increased and the rider benefits from a better contact.
- This bit features an Aurigan Mouthpiece with stainless steel shanks. The Aurigan is Sprenger's special copper alloy that promotes chewing and relaxation into the contact, and good salivation. this in turn promotes better concentration of the horse on the rider's aids rather than focusing inwardly on the bit.
- Available in 16mm thickness, with a 7cm shank.
Sprenger Special Dressage Bit 42262
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$445.00
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