The Weymouth is attached a little bit lower where the horse’s head gets thinner. Therefore the Weymouth should be 1/2 to 1 cm smaller than the bradoon. It is important that the cheeks of the Weymouth fit closely to both sides of the horse’s mouth.

When attaching the curb chain the rider should be able to pull the Weymouth up to an angle of 45.

Key Features:

• Low, wide port
• Offers broad space for the tongue
• Protects the sensitive palate, ideal for horses with a flat palatal arch
• Higher poll pressure due to longer cheeks, leverage effect slightly delayed