Riding curb HO AURIGAN NIRO-ST

 Sprenger riding curb HO AURIGAN BACKGROUND
 slightly curved and inclined forward, with freedom of tongue, slanted transitions to the side part
 slight relief of the middle of the tongue, less pressure on the edges of the tongue
 When the reins are pulled, pressure is evenly distributed over the entire tongue
 Suitable for beginners, sensitive horses and for getting to know the double bridle 
. The pressure on the neck with 5 cm of undercut is comparatively low due to the short lever, but occurs more quickly, which is why a sensitive rider's hand is required

 The design of the mouthpiece with a tongue opening that slopes forward and whose soft transitions into slanted side bit parts impresses with the finest pressure distribution on the tongue. The sense of touch is used optimally, which enables particularly precise action.
 This bit is recommended for gently and safely introducing a horse to the bit.
 The slanted mouthpiece promotes harmony between the rider's hand and the horse's mouth and ensures relaxed handling of the bridle.

 The horse's mouth is narrower where the bridle is strapped,

 Therefore, the curb should generally be 1/2 to 1 cm smaller than the bridle.
 It is important that the sides of the bridle are close to the corners of the mouth. 
The curb chain should be fastened so that the curb bridle reaches an angle of approx. 45°.