Sunflower Correction

The eight-inch shank provides significant leverage, which allows for more precise communication with your horse. It is designed to help you achieve collection and responsiveness with lighter rein pressure.

This is a correction bit, which is typically intended for horses that have a solid foundation and are ready for more refined cues. It is generally too severe for a horse just starting their training journey.

While the long shank offers leverage for control, the mouthpiece is designed to allow the horse to flex and bend comfortably. This combination helps you maintain a consistent connection without restricting the horse's natural movement.

Yes, the leverage provided by the eight-inch shank is specifically helpful for encouraging a horse to shift their weight back and achieve proper collection. It allows you to ask for that adjustment with subtle, clear cues.

You can, provided your horse is at the appropriate training level for a correction bit. It is an excellent tool for refining performance, but it should be used with a gentle hand to maintain the horse's responsiveness.