The Wilson Loose Ring features two loose rings, one through the mouthpiece and one around the mouthpiece. Boyd Exell recommends this bit for horses that do not need a lot of pressure. The mullen mouthpiece creates direct pressure on the tongue, and is used to bring the head down. The Wilson Loose Ring creates a very direct contact due to the separation of the bridle and rein attachments. There is some cheek pressure through the ring that attached to the bridle. Encourages contact. Loose rings encourages the mouth piece to stay in the desired position. Reduces bar pressure. Boyd Exell recommends this bit for horses that do not require any extra pressures. Key Features: The Wilson Loose Ring features two loose rings, one through the mouthpiece and one around the mouthpiece. The Mullen is a strong bit which creates direct pressure on the tongue. Used to bring the head down. Cheekpiece: The Wilson Loose Ring creates a very direct contact due to the separation of the bridle and rein attachments. There is some cheek pressure through the ring that attached to the bridle. 115 mm is about 4.5" with 1/2" mouthpiece (Pony, not Mini, cheeks) 125 mm is about 5" with a 5/8" mouthpiece 140 mm is about 5.5" with a 5/8" mouthpiece (this one has half cheeks) 150 mm is about 6.0" with a 5/8" mouth piece
