




Aurion Universal Fixed Ring Double Jointed with Lozenge
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Product Description
Suitable for horses that:
Are strong and busy in the mouth at the same time
Run long and stiff but are unsteady in the contact
Need a predictable response at speed
Rub at the corners of the mouth in a loose ring
How it works
Mouthpiece.14mm, double jointed, with curved cannons angled forward to follow the shape of the tongue. The lozenge lies flat on the tongue rather than standing upright between tongue and palate, so tongue pressure is spread across the width of the tongue. There is no nutcracker action and nothing reaches the palate. Cannons and lozenge are the same alloy throughout.
Cheek piece.The same two rein positions as the Universal, with the centre ring fixed to the mouthpiece. Nothing slides, so the leverage arrives at full effect as soon as the rein is taken and the bit cannot move across the mouth. With the rein on the centre ring it works as a fixed cheek snaffle; on the lower loop poll pressure is introduced and the mouthpiece rotates back onto the tongue and bars. The wider rein loop allows the rein to find its own angle.
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Technical Details
Material. Aurion is a high copper concentrated alloy. Copper oxidises gently in saliva and gives off a faint sweet, metallic taste, which draws the horse to mouth the bit and salivate. Because the whole mouthpiece is Aurion and not just the centre link, that taste runs the full length of the bar. Aurion also warms towards body temperature faster than steel. The colour deepens with use. Cheeks are stainless steel.
Fit closely, with the lip gently brushing the cheek. No clearance is needed. Aim for one to two soft wrinkles at the corners of the mouth. A backstrap is recommended.
Size and fit
4.5"
5"
5.5"
115 mm
125 mm
140 mm
Mouthpiece
14 mm
14 mm
14 mm
Centre ring
65 mm
65 mm
65 mm
Care Instructions
Rinse and dry after use. If you prefer the surface brighter, bring it back with a soft cloth. Do not soak.
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