Bit eggbutt with curved sweet iron mouth

The single joint of this bit creates pressure on the tongue, the roof and the bars of the mouth. The eggbutt cheeks keep the bit more "fixed" in the horse's mouth than a loose ring snaffle. This bit is more suited to horses who struggle to maintain a consistent contact, such as young horses or those with sensitive mouths. The sweet iron encourages relaxation and salivation for effective communication between horse and rider.