The Baucher bit is known for its stable position in the horse's mouth. The side branches ensure that the bit stays calmly and evenly in place, allowing for a constant connection between the rider's hand and the horse. When the reins are taken, the Baucher bit tilts and acts on the corners of the mouth, which can improve collection.

The single joint of the bit sits more firmly in the mouth than a double jointed bit and distributes pressure on the horse's bars, while the central point reduces pressure on the tongue. The SWEET copper mouth has a slightly sweet taste, which is well-liked by horses and can encourage chewing.

Advantages at a glance

Effect

Even pressure on the horse's bars, with the central point reducing pressure on the tongue
Stable position in the horse's mouth

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Better acceptance: the sweet-tasting copper is particularly well accepted by horses and encourages chewing.
90% copper, 7% iron, and aluminium, nickel-free and particularly robust

Which horses are particularly suited to this bit?