A pelham bit is a type of bit that is similar to a dutch gag bit, but with a different type of mouthpiece. The pelham bit has a jointed mouthpiece that is broken in the middle, which allows it to flex and move as the horse's mouth opens. This can make it more comfortable for the horse to wear and can help to prevent the bit from becoming stuck in the horse's mouth.
* Kimblewick Bit
A kimblewick bit is another type of bit that is similar to a dutch gag bit, but with a different rein attachment. The kimblewick bit has a single rein that is attached to the bottom of the bit, rather than the top. This can help to create more pressure on the horse's jaw and can be a more effective bit for stopping horses that are prone to running away.
* Myler Bit
Myler bits are a type of bit that are designed with a curved mouthpiece that is shaped to fit the horse's mouth. This can help to distribute pressure evenly across the tongue and bars of the mouth, and can make the bit more comfortable for the horse to wear. Myler bits also come in a variety of sizes and shapes, so they can be customized to fit the individual horse.
* Bitless Bridle
A bitless bridle is a type of bridle that does not use a bit. Instead, it uses a variety of other methods to control the horse, such as pressure on the nose, poll, and chin. Bitless bridles can be a good alternative for horses that are sensitive to bits or that have mouth injuries.