![]() The combination bit has Independent Swivel Cheek and the purchase is slightly angled away from the cheek to prevent rubbing. The purpose is to give the horse an opportunity to respond to the rider’s rein signals before applying mouthpiece pressure. The mouthpiece can slide 1″ before reaching a stop, where it will then engage and apply pressure. Because the noseband and chin strap are connected through the purchase, when the reins are engaged, the horse first feels nose, chin and poll pressure before he feels the mouthpiece. The 6″ stainless steel 3-ring combination bit is a hybrid of a ring bit, shank bit, and hackamore and uses five different pressure points to disperse rein pressure. Sweet iron mouthpiece oxidizes and encourages salivation. Because the MB 33 offers such a high degree of tongue relief, the horse that goes well in this mouthpiece has a trustworthy and consistent disposition, and is trained to work off the leg and seat as well as the hands. The port on this mouthpiece is only 1 ½” high, so it will apply little to no palate pressure. Because this mouthpiece does not rotate on to the tongue and the port is wide, it applies little to no tongue pressure, working primarily off the lips and bars. The generously wide port allows room for the tongue to pass almost completely under the bit. The MB 33 is the mildest Myler mouthpiece in terms of tongue pressure. Curbs / Roundings / Lip Straps / Hooks & Quick linksĭescription Myler Stainless Steel 6″ 3-Ring Combination Bit, MB 33 Medium Wide Ported Barrel, Level 3.Read about the Myler Level Three Mouthpiece here. The Myler level three mouthpiece is designed for well-established horses who are working well within their discipline and not presenting any tongue or behavioural evasions. The Myler Bitting System - Level Three Mouthpiece.Read about the Myler Level Two-Three Mouthpiece here. The next level up of Myler bit is level two-three, designed for horses needing greater tongue relief but still cannot be given the freedom of tongue pressure provided by a level three mouthpiece. The Myler Bitting System - Level Two-Three Mouthpiece.The level two mouthpiece is the ideal Myler bit for starting off most horses, or for most horses moving into Myler bits. They offer greater tongue relief than a level one mouthpiece and are useful for horses that show resistance to tongue pressure. The Myler Bitting System - Level Two Mouthpiece.Most horses are well suited to starting work in a Myler Level Two mouthpiece however, if you have a young horse who is unruly or fairly strong in his when ridden, a level one mouthpiece may be the most suitable choice. The Myler Bitting System - Level One Mouthpiece.Level Two-Three Mouthpiece (including the Myler Combination Bit)Ĭall Online For Equine for further assistance with bitting on 01785-472221. It is important to note that no bit will replace correct training and although Myler bits will assist with the correct training of a horse, they are in no way a replacement for a knowledgeable and effective rider.įollow the links below to read about the different types of Myler mouthpieces: ![]() If the horse is generally resistant in his disposition, you may wish to start him with a lower level mouthpiece and progress back up gradually once his ability and understanding of training improves. The Myler mouthpiece system works so that if the horse demonstrates resistance to the bit over a period of time, it is usually indicative that he is ready to move up to the next mouthpiece (this is only once the horse has become established with the mouthpiece currently being used). ![]() The Myler mouthpieces offer differing levels of tongue relief and this needs to be accounted for when selecting which mouthpiece to use. Myler bits reinforce the horse’s learning process by offering tongue relief when the horse establishes the correct way of going and responds to the riders’ aids correctly. ![]() Unlike traditional bitting, the Myler system works on the principle that, over time, horses learn and adapt to their bit - therefore the bit has to be changed to accommodate and positively reinforce this learning process. Myler offer four different mouthpiece types which have been designed to assist the horse through his training and learning process, aiding the rider and enabling more effective control. Read our blog explaining the individual mouthpieces. “Bits can only do two things… create evasion or create relaxation.
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