Myler Weymouth Bit Weymouth MB43 Level 2-3LP

It is desirable with a Myler bit that there is a small piece of bit visible on each side just outside the lips. More than you are used to. This is due to the U-shaped design of the mouthpiece. The mouthpiece comes out around the 1st molar and around the corner of the mouth and the bit ring then seeks the cheek as a cheek support. This gives more visibility of the mouthpiece of the bit.

Choose the size closest to the measurement of the existing traditional bit. .

MB 43 narrow tongue port cylinder

This mouthpiece has a forward curved mouthpiece with tongue port center barrel.
The tongue port first puts pressure on the tongue. When the horse gives in, the tongue port will no longer exert pressure on the tongue. This mouthpiece can put some pressure on the palate in some horses.
This bit gives a bit more direct pressure on the layers. With a two-sided suspension, this bit fixes itself into a fixed mouthpiece. Offers tongue freedom and releases all pressure as soon as the horse gives in.
This bit is suitable for advanced horses. It helps well with horses that have been ridden and horses that want to give in difficult or walk too much on the forehand.

Level 2-3
The basic training is well established as well as more complex skills such as collection in changes of gallop.
● uses pressure on the tongue but more on the layers as the mouthpiece rolls over the layers or possibly tilts
● uses different impact points
● has a forward curved mouthpiece with tongue freedom
● can sometimes put pressure on the palate