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Myler SS 3 3/4 Dee W/Hook Forward Tilt Port Barrel

Original price was: $167.95.Current price is: $98.99.

SKU: E013141 Category: English Tack

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Myler Stainless Steel 3 3/4″ Dee Bit with Hooks Forward Tilt Low Ported Barrel- MB36 – LEVEL 2-3

Myler Stainless Steel 3 3/4″ Dee with Hooks Mullen Forward Tilt Low Ported Barrel. MB 36 Mouthpiece: the MB 36 is a Myler alternative to the traditional mullen, but it has a wide low port that allows the tongue to pass under it comfortably. The port is 1″ high and tilted forward at a 45 degree angle, allowing just enough room for the horse’s tongue to elevate slightly and swallow, but not high enough for palate pressure. When reins are engaged, the MB 36 applies pressure primarily to the bars and lips, but also applies tongue pressure because of the forward tilt.

Level 2-3 :
Basic training with a good disposition and self-control, can handle more tongue relief. Advanced training but a challenging disposition (anxious, aggressive, or fearful). Riding in a Level 2 mouthpiece and showing resistance.

Ported, offering more tongue relief than Level 1 or Level 2
Correctional mouthpieces that apply some tongue pressure or curb mouthpieces that apply little tongue pressure
Uses more bar, poll, chin pressure than Level 1 or 2
Curves to allow more room for the tongue

Features:

Independent Side Movement
Stainless Steel 3 ¾” Dee
Hooks make this a much more versatile version of the dee without hooks
Curved mouthpiece does not pinch lips or bars
Copper Inlay Mouthpiece 5”, 7/16” (11.11mm) diameter

Item Specifications:

Size: 5″

Selecting Your Horse’s Myler Level:

Myler mouthpiece designs correspond to the Myler level of the horse’s behavior and experience. The mouthpiece levels start at Level 1, which apply maximum tongue pressure and go up to Level 3, which apply minimum tongue pressure and offer the most tongue relief. Most horses can avoid level 1 altogether; its quite possible that your horse can enter the Myler System at Level 2, Level 2-3, or even 3.