Sprenger Pronamic loose ring by Bredow Werndl 14mm

Tailored Equestrian

Single jointed port, anatomically and ergonomically adapted With forward flared port Encourages horses to step through the poll Effective with horses who tighten through the neck Also suitable for sensitive horses Ideal for refining the rein aids Our newest bit is developed by Heiko Schmidt-Sentek in collaboration with Jessica von Bredow-Werndl and Benjamin Werndl. The Pronamic bits are anatomically curved single jointed bits featuring a forward flared port. These bits encourage horses of an advanced training level to carry themselves and to step forward to the hand/bit while staying elevated and through the neck. All Pronamic bits are made of the high-quality and toxicologically tested bit material Sensogan. These bits are recommended for horses that have completed the basic training levels correctly and solidly. Compared to regular anatomically curved models, Pronamic bits relieve the lower bars which makes them especially suitable for sensitive horses or for horses with a thin tongue. When it comes to showjumping, the Pronamic bits are especially effective for horses that energetically pull to the obstacle and tend to tighten up their neck. Due to the special shape of the bit, the rider has a more effective influence without having to become too strong. This can prevent overreactions, such as head banging and evading the bit and improves the harmony between rider and horse.

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The Sprenger Pronamic underlay bit by Bredow-Werndl is a bit designed in cooperation with Jessica von Bredow-Werndl and Bejamin von Bredow-Werndel. These well-known top riders designed the ideal bit for them in cooperation with Sprenger. The bits are suitable for horses in training and for horses where the rein aids could be more refined. The bit stimulates horses to accept it better and take more length in the neck.

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Simply broken, anatomically and ergonomically adapted With tongue freedom flared forward Supports horses in relative alignment to better reach the hand Effective but not too strong for horses that vigorously pull to jump and tend to firm Also suitable for sensitive horses - ideal for refining the aid