The optimum fit of the Bemelmans Weymouth keeps the horse on the bit. It has a smooth, rounded port and the shape of the mouthpiece is adapted to the sensitive palatal arch. The thickness is tapered towards the center. *The acceptance of this bit results in soft and even distribution of pressure across the entire tongue due to the exceptional form of the mouthpiece. The horses impulse to put the tongue over the bit is nearly neutralised.*A Weymouth that meets with highest requirements, resulting in relaxed and contented horses.Less rein action needed as it is more direct due to the short cheeks. Sensitive rider hands are therefore very important.