Sprenger HO Sensogan Bridle Bit

HO-Weymouth Bit – Softness & Precision for a Subtle Contact

Description:

The HO-Weymouth is an innovative curb bit, ideal for horses sensitive to the tongue or for a gentle introduction to the curb bit. Its inclined mouthpiece with a rounded and forward-facing tongue passage ensures a gentle and even distribution of pressure on the tongue, while limiting pressure points on the corners.

The slight curvature of the mouthpiece relieves the center of the tongue and reduces discomfort, which promotes better acceptance of the bit and better hand/mouth harmony. 

✔️ Features:

• Inclined mouthpiece with tongue passage rounded and forward-facing

• Central relief of the tongue, less pressure on the edges

• Even distribution of pressure across the entire surface of the tongue

• Ideal for horses sensitive to the tongue

• Recommended for gentle introduction on the bridle bit

• shanks 5cm:
  • Short lever low pressure on the poll, but more direct
  • requires a sensitive hand
• 7cm shanks:
  • Enhanced leverage effect thanks to long shanks

  • Slightly delayed action, but more pronounced on the poll

• Promotes relaxed contact, improves bit acceptance

• Precise rein aids thanks to tongue sensitivity

• Made in Germany

Mouthpieces:

• 12, 14 or 16 mm

Shanks:

• 5 or 7 cm for the lower part
• 11 or 13cm in total
  

Material:

• sensogan mouthpiece
• stainless steel shanks

SENSOGAN is the new non-toxic alloy developed by Sprenger. This alloy is extremely quickly accepted by horses. It is composed of a reduced percentage of copper with the addition of the trace element Manganese.
SENSOGAN has improved properties but also a completely new appearance. Unlike Aurigan, SENSOGAN oxidizes less violently, salivation is better regulated throughout the work session. Moreover, it tarnishes less. The shine lasts longer and this alloy is easier to maintain than Aurigan.
All SENSOGAN bits are recognizable by the black circles on the sides of the bit.
The collaboration of Sprenger experts with the Veterinary School of Hanover and the German Riding School of Warendorf led to this new development!
- Toxicologically tested
- Very well accepted
- Easy to maintain
- Generates a measured and continuous flow of saliva