Pashie Bridle Marcus Ehning II Novocontact Bit

Pascye Marcus Ehning II Bridle Full Size
・Web Reins
・Bit: HR Sprenger Novo Contact Double Jointed
Size: 125mm Thickness: 16mm
Retail Price: Total ¥110,000

Noseband: Additional holes punched
Combi noseband without strap (searching for it)

There are some stains.
Please clean it yourself.

The leather is soft and the structure is gentle, fitting the horse comfortably.
The bit contact was also naturally achieved. At least, no horse disliked the contact.

I cannot compare it as I haven't used other bridles or bits, but I believe this bit might be gentler for horses that struggle with inconsistent rein aids or unstable hands.

Bit only is available for sale.
Novo Contact ¥20,000
Please comment if interested.

No returns or complaints accepted after purchase. ☆

Marcus Ehning II

This is a double bridle jointly developed with Marcus Ehning, a renowned German show jumping rider.

The softly padded noseband is shaped to reduce pressure on the horse's cheekbones and facial nerves.
The headpiece is softly padded, and the poll is anatomically designed to relieve pressure.

Made from the finest bridle leather.

Novo Contact

From the prestigious German company HS, a new bit with a novel design called novo contact was released in the spring of 2016. (Novo means new in German.)

The unique oval shape of the mouthpiece increases contact with the horse's tongue and is designed to avoid pressing on the palate, which horses dislike.

When not applying strong rein aids, the bit rests gently and stably on the horse's tongue with a wide contact surface, reducing stress and promoting relaxation.
However, when stronger rein aids are applied, the joint rotates forward, narrowing the contact surface and making the sensation on the tongue more sensitive, allowing the rider's intentions to be communicated more easily.

It allows for easy modulation of pressure and effectively conveys nuanced rein aids.
Therefore, this bit is effective for horses that are resistant and disobedient, tend to lean on the bit, or dislike strong bits.