Mylers

[Irishcobs]

I'm looking for a bit for Hattie that is dressage legal. She only likes waterfords or straight bar pelhams, neither I can use. Anything that touches the roof of her mouth she throws her head up and runs, so jointed and ported are out. I've tried straight bar snaffles but I have no control in them.
I was looking at the MB 32 with normal eggbutt cheeks. It says this is dressage legal. Anyone use this/know anything about it?
Would it work on something as fussy as Hattie? I would get it on trial first anyway.

 

[carthorse]

I love mylers and have a high port one for jumping and have been borrowing my friends dressage legal for competitions. I was just on line buying one but not sure if my friends is a 02 or 32

 

[christine48]

Some of the Myler agents will come out and let you trial the bits before you buy.

 

[ann-jen]

I use the myler comfort snaffle for dressage and my horse loves it. I have the cheeked snaffle variety. I also use the myler low ported kimblewick for jumping. I find them great bits.

 

[igglepiggle]

Does this help carthorse? http://www.toklat.com/myler/mbits_mouth.html

I have an 02 loose ring, and is the first bit that has given me control in all three phases-would definitely recommend trying them, although as my trainer said, they are marmite bits-horses either love them or hate them!

 

[igglepiggle]

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/horsecare/1370/136497.html