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CalmRide Baucher Snaffle

Sale price$79.90 CAD

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The Calmride mouthpiece is designed to provide comfort and tongue relief for horses with sensitive tongues or other oral issues.

This stainless steel bit features a curved mouthpiece with a barrel in the center. This design allows extra space for the horse's tongue, facilitates better gliding over the tongue as reins are engaged and preventing it from being pinched or pressed against the roof of the mouth.

The bit has medium flexibility in the barrel joint. The cannons of the bit move independently which allows for a clearer signal between the rider and the horse.

The copper rollers on the barrel encourage horse to chew, makes sliding the bit across the tongue more comfortable and promotes relaxation.

The baucher or sometimes called hanging cheekpiece creates the most stability of all cheekpieces and pulls the bit up away from the bars.

The hanging cheek stops the bit from being pulled through the horse’s mouth and is therefore a great alternative to full cheek or even eggbutt bits for younger horses.

This cheekpiece is often used on sensitive young horses or those who prefer bits with bar relief or a negative poll pressure.

Mouthpiece thickness: 10mm

Total Cheekpiece Height: 90mm

Cheekpiece Height Top to Mouthpiece: 50mm

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CalmRide Baucher Snaffle
CalmRide Baucher Snaffle Sale price$79.90 CAD

Calmride Mouthpiece

The Calmride mouthpiece is designed to provide comfort and tongue relief for horses with sensitive tongues and small oral cavities. This bit features a curved mouthpiece with a medium flexibility barrel link in the center allowing for extra space for the horse's tongue and a lower palate while minimising any pinching classic double broken bits create. Two copper rollers facilitate better gliding over the tongue as reins are engaged and offer a more snap reaction, making it a great option for horses that can be at times sensitive, at times strong.

Baucher Cheekpiece

Bauchers or often called hanging cheek snaffles are bits with the most fixed position in the mouth. Contrary to popular belief baucher bits exert no leverage or pressure on the poll. In fact, pressure studies have shown baucher cheekpiece to relieve poll pressure by floating the bridle leathers that attach to the top ring upwards as reins are engaged. The stability of the bit helps with minimising unintended movement and therefore makes riders aids clearer for the horse to understand. Baucher bits are a great choice for less experienced riders and horses or those who prefer maximum stability in the cheekpiece. They often are preferred by nervous horses, horses with sensitive bars and horses that don't like the weight of the bit resting on their tongue.

Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is a highly durable, non-rusting metal that remains smooth and neutral in taste. It is one of the most common materials for bits due to its strength and longevity. Unlike sweet iron or German silver, it does not encourage salivation, but it provides a reliable and maintenance-free option. To care for stainless steel bits, rinse with water and dry after each use, polish occasionally to maintain shine, and disinfect with mild solutions when necessary.

Dressage Legal?

USEF Dressage EC Dressage FEI Dressage EC Eventing Dressage USEA Dressage
No No No No No

Customer Reviews

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M.J.
Nicely made

A nicely made bit that fits my mare well.

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karen

Very good

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Tammi M.H.
Chevy

My Welsh loves this bit! Very happy with this product.

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Petra
My horse loves it

I have a thoroughbred who can be stiff and has difficulty settling into the contact. He seems to really like this bit. He is softer and stays round more consistently. He can toss his head with a strong contact and he doesn’t do that as much in this bit. He also salivates more.

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Angie S.
First ride with this bit was a game-changer

As with any young horse, finding the right bit without compromising comfort or training has been an education in trial and error. My youngster has a small mouth with big lips and tongue, and a relatively low palate. My latest bit has been a Flexible Mullen mouth, which seems to fit his mouth well, but he tends to lean too hard on it. Plus, he has found a way to leave chew marks. When I read the specs on this bit, it sounded perfect for what he needed... and it truly is for the stage he is at. Thank you for a great Canadian product!