BIT BAUCHER PORT MOUTH BLUE

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle
Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage — a great choice for horses that are heavy in the hand or resistant in the neck.

How It Works

The hanging cheek baucher (sometimes spelt “boucher”) asserts very little poll pressure and acts directly on the bars of the horse’s mouth. The small ring attaches to the cheek pieces of the bridle, and the larger ring is for the reins. This subtle leverage gives you a touch more control than a plain snaffle, without the strong action of a curb bit.

Ported Mouthpiece for Tongue Relief

The ported (curved) mouthpiece creates more room for the tongue, making the bit more comfortable for horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece. Many horses settle quickly and become more accepting of the contact once switched to a port.

Eggbutt-Style Stability

This bit behaves much like an eggbutt — the mouthpiece cannot move or rotate on the rings, so it lies more quietly in the horse’s mouth. The shape of the cheeks also prevents the bit from pinching the lips at the corners.

Key Features

Slight poll pressure with very gentle leverage
Ported mouthpiece for tongue relief
Hanging cheeks won’t pinch the corners of the mouth
Mouthpiece stays still for quiet, consistent contact
Available in 5″ and 5.5″ sizes
Ideal For

Horses that are heavy in the hand
Horses that resist in the neck or pull through the reins
Horses that fuss with a straight mouthpiece
Riders looking for a touch more control than a plain snaffle