Ported D San Saba It has a 3/8" bar

It has a 3/8" bar with a tighter transition between the port and the bar providing tons of tongue relief but not tall enough to make contact with the roof of their mouth

Both mouthpieces I think are comfortable to the horse

Through trial and error and by not falling in love with one design and with the help of some good friends

Obviously it will work best on a trained horse

This mouthpiece is a 3/8" spherical bar and is more aggressive than a straight 3/8" bar

Ported D San Saba It has a 3/8" barOur alternative to a ring snaffle. I designed this after years of frustration with a regular snaffle. I always had trouble when using a snaffle of my horses being heavy on it. Being stiff with their front feet, not wanting to engage their hind legs. So just like everybody else, I made the snaffle mouthpiece meaner, tried all kinds of martingales, and dropped nosebands, to no avail. But, when I finally listened to what every horse was telling me, I