Bombers Happy Tongue Bit Dressage Legal
It`s a shame he hates Mulles! The belly is curved on the tongue (I own it). If you are laid flat, you can put a finger underneath. For my low palette, big mare tongue it`s right. She hated the mouths of Nathe, Duo and Mullen until I got a Baucher Mullen. Relief from the tongue comes from the gentle curve of the mullet. If you are on a loose ring or egg stump, the gauze part will turn forward (look at a flattened ring, then place it on your bridle and see the bit tilt forward, eliminating relief from the tongue). For my particularly sensitive daughter, it`s too much pressure on the tongue. When it is on the abdomen, it maintains the dentition on the tongue because it looks flat. I have no idea if it makes sense, but it`s really interesting to see him in person. Too much curve and she flips the tongue. I was in the same boat! Try a Mullen Mouth Baucher. The mullen curve passes over the tongue and relieves pressure when held in place by the belly.
They are also not particularly expensive: www.thehorsebitshop.co.uk/product.php?xProd=367 To be legal for dressage eventing, the dentition must have 0 (king`s mouth), 1 (single joint) or 2 (double joint). Although it`s legal, I don`t like to see a full cheek without a guard, so it would be an absolute last resort for.me. I could go back to a normal bridle, but I`d rather not do it. Bombers Equestrian Equipment`s highly anticipated DC Dressage Swivel is the latest installment in the series to receive approval for the sport`s British Dressage Dressage (BD). I find it frustrating that the eventing dressage rules are more restrictive than the regular USEF dressage rules and are MUCH more restrictive than the British dressage rules. Many of the pieces I described would be legal USEF or BD dressage, but no versatility. There is no valid reason, except from several members of the Committee on the Rules of Procedure. The Happy Tongue Snaffle from Bombers Bits is equipped with a central port to make room for the tongue, which means your horse is freed from the pressure of the tongue and encouraged to be ridden relaxed. Due to the intermediate connection, this dentition is often suitable for horses with sensitive or large tongues, as it gives them more space in the mouth and limits the overall pressure. You can check with the USEA if eventing dressage in the United States is legal. Let us know if this is the case.
There is a thread in the Keg-A-Bacchus dressage forum titled “I need legal training nothing bit” that discusses some interesting things. I hope you find something your horse loves! This is extremely frustrating when you are trying to find legal redress items! If your horse is satisfied with a chain of lead in his mouth, it could work for a daily piece. At the moment he is wearing a D-badge that is very thin (I think it is the legal minimum of 11 mm) and it was cheap, so I am not in a hurry, but I would like to find him something in which he can ride every day in which he is better, even if I have to switch to this one for 5 minutes, to take the test and then go back to anything. I think of the Happy Tongue D Ring or the Lock Up Eggbutt, but it`s so $$ to play with. RIDE in Bedford, NY, also carries bombers, I think, but I`m not interested in buying one without trying. Too expensive to float when he decides after two laps that he doesn`t like it. He has a Waterford belly in which he is really good (he jumps into this part), which makes me think that the happy tongue would make him super happy. Illuminated design bits also seem to be a possibility.
The Bombers Elliptical Bradoon is a double-jointed dentition with a pellet in the middle, a curved mouthpiece and loose rings. The rings allow immediate release and relief from the pressure of the tongue and stem and, as a result, the dentition is immediately reset to a neutral position in the horse`s mouth. The comfortable mouthpiece also has an additional curvature, which softens the effect and thus offers more relief from the tongue. This dentition is legal for dressage and a dentition is also available for this style. Is the Bombers Bits Show legal? I`ve found one I`d like to try, but I don`t want to waste the money if I can`t show it. When I first mentioned that I had mine in a bomber, I didn`t know that was what you were looking for! As I mentioned earlier, I had mine in the lucky Williams language, it`s the same mouthpiece that only has some sort of three-ring type (www.sweetironbits.com/Williams-Happy-Tongue-p/wht.htm). As I said, I started using it with the Micklem, and I think the Micklem put it in a strange place and made the port hit the top of its mouth. It could be that he had pole pressure with the three rings (I used it quite like a butcher because it was connected to the first ring and the reins of the big ring). BD has approved two bits: the PIVOT DC Dressage Happy Tongue (photo at the top left, with the famous blue and gold hue); A soft iron mouthpiece that is curved and worn to relieve the tongue. A horse that shakes its head when tooth pressure is applied or its tongue tries it.
He hates to think everything and puts his tongue on it, no matter how high I hang it, unless it is so high that the piece of crown pulls on his ears. I tried Metal, Happy Mouth, Nathe, Duo – put his tongue on each of them. This mullen is also not curved. and gauze that is curved is not legal, as I understand it. Yes, the problem for me isn`t really that I need a “nothing”, I just need one that`s firmly in his mouth and has tongue relief. His favorite is a Waterford that I can`t use. In fact, I recommended him the little I`m using right now as I think it would work for his problem, but not for mine (it`s not bad – but I want him to have more confidence in contact and I can say I need something else to get there) The Happy Tongue is a solid soft iron mouthpiece. It is curved and worn to give relief to the tongue.
There are a number of signs that show you that your horse has increased tongue sensitivity, and these include your horse shaking his head when pressure is exerted, putting the tongue out of the side of the mouth, or trying to run his tongue over the teeth. It is also quite thin, which stopped my Chomper. $39.99 from Horseloverz. I tried the novocontact bulk ring, he didn`t really care. I already own one in which he is marginal (he doesn`t care, but I don`t have firm contact.) Availability and prices correct at the time of release A popular set for the horse is looking for the hand of rider Bradoon: Bombers Loose Ring Bradoon Control Plate Dressage 14mm. See HERE for more information directly from Bomber himself Loose rings keep teeth in the mobile horse`s mouth, promote soft mouth and discourage “fixation” against contact. They also allow immediate relief from the pressure when the reins are released, thus quickly rewarding the horse for a correct response.
