Fager Marcus Loose rings

Fager Marcus has everything you could want! Smooth transitions without point pressure.

The unique mouthpiece is not the same thickness all the way through, with some breaks that can get in the way and press against the tongue or palate. The middle part breaks off at the side of the tongue and forms comfortably in the mouth.

Sweet ore naturally oxidizes and rusts when used. This oxidation process creates a “sweet” taste that increases and encourages salivation. If you are looking for more contact in the hand, we recommend using a bit with sweet ore as the taste encourages the horse to seek support with the hand.

Fager mouthpieces are always horizontally straight – none have a large forward bend. We design them this way to maintain the correct balance point (BP) in the mouth. A bite with a larger forward bend also shifts the balance point which stops the effectiveness of the aids.

This makes this bit a perfect solution for the sensitive horse that easily gets pressure sores in the mouth.

The balance point remains even if the bit has tongue freedom.

Note: Marcus has the same mouthpiece as Milton. Marcus is the bridle version = normal rings. Milton is the bridle version = smaller rings.