Fitting the Bit
How do I fit a bit? A general guide to ensuring your horse’s bit is at the correct height in the mouth would be to aim for ½ – 1...
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Fitting the Bit
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Mouth Management with Neue Schule
How do I go about checking my horse’s mouth and what do I need to look for? When we return to our stable or field after hacking, schooling etc we...
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Problems Due To Poor Fit
What problems can be caused by an incorrectly fitted bit? A poorly fitting bit is a common cause of mouth trauma. For instance, rubs in the corner of the mouth...
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How To Measure A Neue Schule Weymouth Bit Correctly
How do I go about measuring my Weymouth mouthpiece length, thickness and shank length? There are various measurements to consider when sourcing and assessing the correct size of bit including...
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How To Measure A Neue Schule Fixed Cheek Bit Correctly
How do I go about measuring my fixed cheek mouthpiece length and thickness? There are various measurements to consider when sourcing and assessing the correct size of bit...
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How To Measure A Neue Schule Loose Ring Bit Correctly
How do I go about measuring my loose ring mouthpiece thickness, length and ring size? There are various measurements to consider when sourcing and assessing the correct size of bit...
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The Science: Nueu Schule Solax Gold Horse Bits
The horse’s mouth is warm and soft and needs to remain as calm and still as possible in order to listen for the rider’s aids. So, after ensuring that basic...
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The Purpose Of The Bit
What is the purpose of the bit? The purpose of the bit is for communication and control between horse and rider. In order to achieve communication, comfort and sustainability, we...
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Fat vs Thin, Metal vs Plastic
Let’s look at one very basic assumption: Traditionally people have believed that a fat mouthpiece is kind and a thin one is severe. But this cannot be a universal...
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Introducing the Bit with Neue Schule
Which bit should I use as the first bit? Before you even consider mouthing it is essential to have the teeth checked by a qualified Equine Dentist or Vet and,...
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