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Citaat:

444. ENGLISH EQUIPMENT
(a) In all English classes, an English snaffle (no shank), kimberwick,
pelham and/or full bridle (with two reins), all with cavesson
nosebands and plain leather brow bands must be used.
(b) In reference to mouthpieces, nothing may protrude below
the mouthpiece (bar). Solid and broken mouthpieces must be between
5/16” to 3/4” (8 mm to 20 mm) in diameter, measured 1” (25 mm) from
the cheek and may have a port no higher than 1 1/2” (40 mm). They
may be inlaid, synthetic wrapped, including rubber or plastic or incased,
but must be smooth. On broken mouthpieces only, connecting rings of
1 1/4” (32 mm) or less in diameter or connecting flat bar of 3/8” to 3/4”
(10 mm to 20 mm) measured top to bottom with a maximum length of
2” (50 mm), which lie flat in the horse’s mouth, are acceptable. Snaffle
bit rings may be no larger than 4” (100 mm) in diameter. Any bit having
a fixed rein requires use of a curb chain. Smooth round, oval or eggshaped,
slow twist, corkscrew, single twisted wire, double twisted wire
mouthpieces and straight bar or solid mouthpieces are allowed.
(c) In the jumping class only, mechanical hackamores may be
used.
(d) Bits of any style (pelham, snaffle, kimberwick) featuring
mouthpieces with cathedrals, donuts, prongs, edges or rough, sharp
material shall be cause for elimination. Square stock, metal wrapped
or polo bits shall be cause for elimination. If a curb bit is used, the
chain must be at least 1/2” (15 mm) in width and lie flat against the
jaw of the horse.

Citaat:

In all English classes, an English snaffle (no shank - conventional O-ring, eggbutt, D-ring of full cheek with bit keepers), kimberwick, pelham and/or double bridle consisting of two bits- a curb or weymouth and a snaffle with bradoon (all with two reins, no convertor strap), all with cavason nosebands and plain leather browband must be used.

Toekie schreef:

Aah lief, dankje!

Het bit zat btw goed!!!! Tenminste, ben er niet om gediskwalificeerd oid.