Pelham Autopilot double jointed - Beris

: The pelham is a compromise between the bridle and the snaffle. It has a leverage effect and can be used with one or two reins. This bit is particularly suitable for horses that cannot tolerate pressure on the tongue and react by shaking their head for example. The fine comfort bit is characterized by a very slight curvature of the mouthpiece. This anatomically shaped mouthpiece rests lightly and evenly on the tongue, giving it more room and freedom. When taking the reins, the pressure on the lower jaw and the tongue is even. This prevents the tongue and the bars from getting stuck on the side. The use of washers makes it impossible for the lips to get stuck. Thanks to its slightly curved shape, the straight comfort barrel lies quietly in the mouth. Mouthpieces with a slight curvature are known to be particularly soft on the mouth. beris AUTOPILOT: The innovative design automatically positions the mouthpiece in the horse's mouth so that the pressure on the tongue and mandible is as low as possible. The anatomy of the mouth varies from horse to horse as do their preferences for mouthpiece positioning, which the animal can now determine for itself. Pulling on the reins increases the pressure on the jaw and the bars without changing the positioning of the mouthpiece in the horse's mouth! The use of a ribbon or metal curb chain can also significantly reduce the pressure on the neck. We recommend the use of the AUTOPILOT beris for horses that: - appreciate a lasting freedom of movement of the tongue - prefer a mobile bit in the mouth - cannot easily tolerate pressure on the neck - can become overly spirited if they have a sensitive mouth.