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Description
Constructed from a firm, non-toxic synthetic material, the surface remains smooth and safe while offering maximum clarity of aid. The material is free of harmful substances and suitable for long-term use. It avoids the coldness and unforgiving feel of traditional metal bits, making it a considered choice for riders needing more defined communication.
The double-jointed mouthpiece distributes pressure evenly across the tongue and bars, preventing the nutcracker effect and offering a smooth, stable feel. Horses that benefit from balanced pressure and a bit that follows the shape of the mouth often respond particularly well to this design. It is also a great option for horses with a lower palate, as the double-jointed construction reduces upward movement toward the roof of the mouth, providing extra comfort.
The Pelham cheekpiece includes short shanks, delivering mild leverage that’s easier for riders to regulate. Used with two sets of reins — or a bit converter — it gives riders the flexibility to fine-tune their aids. The upper ring connects to the cheekpiece of the bridle, while the lower ring provides the leverage point. A curb chain can also be used to stabilise and distribute pressure more evenly.
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Care & use
After each ride, rinse the bit with warm water and dry with a soft cloth. Over time, the sweet iron will develop a light patina — a natural oxidation process that enhances taste and acceptance. Store in a dry place and check regularly for smooth, even wear.
Make sure the bit is positioned correctly: the star must be on the left side and the Velari logo on the right.
Disclaimer
Every horse and rider is unique. The information provided is meant as a general guide — not a definitive answer. Always consider your horse’s specific needs and your own experience when choosing the right bit. Guide with grace, always.






