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Tag: Baucher snaffle

Single Jointed Baucher Bridle Ingles on the bridle Corelli on the horse at Picadera

How does the Baucher bit work?

We riders all know it - the topic of bits crosses our paths again and again. Because it often takes a lot of time until you finally find the perfect bit. In this blog post, I will go into more detail about the Baucher bit and explain to you...

Baucher bit Baucher bar on the horse at Picadera

Does the Baucher bit fit my horse?

Assessing the fit of the Baucher bits can be a bit tricky when using this type of bit for the first time - especially when it comes to a Baucher bar. That's why I'm constantly getting questions about this topic, which I'd like to answer in this article...

Baucher bits Baucher bars made of burnished iron Sweet Iron at Picadera

Traditional Baucher bits from Spain

Customers often tell me about their sometimes lengthy search for the right bit for their horse. There is certainly no one-size-fits-all solution that fits all horses. However, anyone who is into Iberian or Baroque riding will sooner or later come across the Baucher bits.

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Rider shows the Pirouette Renversé in handwork at Picadera
Riding Travers and Renvers correctly – Important building blocks in horse training
Baucher bits Baucher bars made of burnished iron Sweet Iron at Picadera
Traditional Baucher bits from Spain
Vaquero Kimblewick at the horse's mouth near Picadera
The transition bit from the snaffle to the curb bit – the Vaquero Kimblewick bar
Knabstrupper with cavesson Portuguesa in black at Picadera
Cavesson Portuguesa – the classic with a fixed noseband for lunging and handwork

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