HorseChannel's Online Bit Guide: Weymouth

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• The Weymouth looks similar to a pelham, but it features only one bit ring (at the bottom of the shank) and therefore operates with only one rein.
• It’s available in several mouthpiece configurations, particularly various ports.
• When part of a double bridle, the Weymouth is adjusted slightly lower in the horse’s mouth than the separate bradoon or snaffle component.

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JettsGirl    hello, IL 10/13/2011 4:34:07 PM The double is usually used for shows, and practicing. The double is higher up and usually, with it having the two bits its alot stronger. Jill    Richmnd, MI 9/8/2011 9:39:48 AM Good info for beginers, but remember that that bit may not correct any problems yo have with the horse it may just need more training.