It's by far the most comprehensive discussion of bit severity I've ever seen. It should allow one to compare/contrast bits and pick the mildest bit from those that work for your horse. She also mentions(but doesn't discuss much) other factors which effect a bits action/severity. Those factors include: 1. The rider especially her/his hands; 2. Oct 11, 2013 Bits with very thin mouthpieces, such as this twisted wire curb bit, are quite harsh and can damage a horse’s mouth. Nor do we worry about some rust on iron bits that have sat for awhile as horses have no issues with rust — some even enjoy it.Because of the number of horses we use, I settle for an iron or copper mouthpiece and do not worry. The basic principle of a snaffle bit is that control over the horse is achieved through direct pressure on the corners of the mouth and on the lower jaw. The general effect of this pressure is to draw the head upwards and inwards. There is great variation in snaffle bits, which allows them to put more or less pressure on the three points of contact: the lips, bars, and tongue. Western Grazing Bit. This is probably one of the most common western bits.
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Horse Bit Severity Chart For Horses

Western Horse Bit Severity Chart
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