Neue Schule Starter Loose Ringe - Double Jointed
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Neue Schule Bits: Designed Around the Horse’s Mouth | Emmers Equestrian
Neue Schule is known for bits designed with the anatomy of the horse’s mouth in mind. Its mouthpieces are shaped to fit comfortably on the tongue and leave room for the palate, so the horse can relax, swallow, and accept the contact more easily. Many Neue Schule bits are made from Salox Gold, the brand’s own copper-based alloy, which warms up quickly in the mouth and encourages a soft, wet mouth.
Our Neue Schule range focuses on double jointed bits, including the Turtle Top and Turtle Tactio loose rings, the Turtle Top full cheek and eggbutt bradoon, the Starter loose ring for young horses, and the 3 & 4 Ring for riders who want more options with the reins.
Compare them with our other loose rings and bradoon bits, or visit one of our stores for personal advice.
Frequently asked questions
What makes Neue Schule bits different?
Neue Schule designs its mouthpieces around the shape of the horse’s mouth, with curved, anatomical lozenges that sit comfortably on the tongue. Combined with its warming Salox Gold alloy, this helps many horses accept the bit more willingly.
What is a Turtle Top bit?
The Turtle Top has a central lozenge shaped a bit like a turtle’s shell. It sits smoothly on the tongue and spreads pressure evenly, which makes it a popular choice for sensitive horses and for dressage.
Which Neue Schule bit is best for a young horse?
The Neue Schule Starter bit is designed for young horses learning to accept a bit, with a mild, comfortable mouthpiece that helps build trust in the contact.
How do Neue Schule bit sizes work?
Neue Schule sizes are given in millimetres, and some models come in size ranges such as S (118–128 mm) and M (128–138 mm). Measure your horse’s mouth carefully and check the size listed on each product before ordering.