Sprenger Bemelmans Weymouth 7cm Cheeks 14mm

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Description

The Sprenger Bemelmans Weymouth is a double bridle Weymouth bit featuring a 14mm Sensogan mouthpiece with 7cm cheeks. Designed for horses with fleshy tongues or those that evade tongue pressure, it is available in four mouth widths: 115mm, 125mm, 135mm, and 145mm.

  • Sensogan mouthpiece - smooth, rounded and forward-angled port
  • No tongue pressure; shape adapted to the sensitive palatal arch
  • Thickness tapered towards the centre for even pressure distribution
  • The impulse to put the tongue over the bit is nearly neutralised
  • Enables particularly sensitive rein aids
  • Ideal for horses with fleshy tongues and horses that evade tongue pressure by pulling up or sticking out the tongue
  • Higher poll pressure due to longer cheeks; leverage effect slightly delayed
  • Optimum fit keeps the horse on the bit with soft and even pressure distribution across the entire tongue

Colour: Sensogan
Available sizes: 115mm, 125mm, 135mm, 145mm

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Specifications
Brand Sprenger
Model Bemelmans Weymouth
Cheek Length 7cm
Mouthpiece Thickness 14mm
Mouthpiece Material Sensogan
Port Style Smooth, rounded and forward-angled
Tongue Pressure None
Size Range 115mm, 125mm, 135mm, 145mm
Colour Sensogan
Suitable For Horses with fleshy tongues; horses that evade tongue pressure
Frequently Asked Questions
What mouth widths does the Sprenger Bemelmans Weymouth 7cm 14mm come in?
It is available in four sizes: 115mm, 125mm, 135mm, and 145mm.
What is Sensogan and why is it used for this Weymouth?
Sensogan is the material used for the mouthpiece of this Weymouth. It is the material Sprenger specifies for this bit; the mouthpiece is described as smooth and rounded to enable particularly sensitive rein aids.
Why is the Bemelmans Weymouth recommended for horses with fleshy tongues?
The mouthpiece has a smooth, rounded and forward-angled port with no tongue pressure. Its shape is adapted to the sensitive palatal arch and tapered towards the centre, which nearly neutralises the horse's impulse to put the tongue over the bit - making it particularly suitable for horses with fleshy tongues or those that evade tongue pressure by pulling up or sticking out the tongue.
How do the 7cm cheeks affect the action of this Weymouth?
The longer 7cm cheeks create higher poll pressure, and the leverage effect is slightly delayed compared to shorter-cheeked Weymouths.
SKU: ZPS42219275SPS42219-115-78