Eggbutt snaffle – lozenge and jointed mouthpieces

An eggbutt snaffle has fixed rings connected to the mouthpiece, creating a steadier position than a loose ring and reducing movement between the cheek and mouthpiece.

Compare straight, single- and double-jointed mouthpieces, materials and sizes. No eggbutt design is automatically the mildest; anatomy, thickness, shape and correct fit must be considered together.

What is an eggbutt snaffle?

The rings are fixed to the mouthpiece, creating a steadier lateral position than loose rings and reducing the risk of pinching at the corners of the mouth.

Action and selection

Fixed rings help centre the mouthpiece and provide some lateral support. No mouthpiece is automatically the mildest; tongue room, bars, palate, teeth, thickness and shape must be assessed together.

Fit and safety

The mouthpiece should sit centrally without pinching or excessive sideways movement. Check the mouth, wear and the rules applicable to your discipline. Overall action depends on mouthpiece, fit, rein use and the individual horse.

Read the complete guide: Eggbutt snaffle – action, fit and mouthpieces.

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