• This Snaffle has full cheeks and a jointed mouthpiece with three players.
• This is the traditional mouthing bit, and the players (toggles) provide the young horse with something to play with, encouraging mouthing and acceptance of the bit.
• The full cheek prevents the bit from being pulled through the horse's mouth.
• Correctly used with fulmer keepers (sold separately), the mouthpiece cannot be turned over in the horse's mouth while at work.
• Also, the full cheek provides more lateral control by creating light pressure on the horse's cheeks.