Kimblewick Plain Bit

Kimblewick Plain Bit a pelham with a difference as it uses only a single rein attached to the large D cheek. With the hands held normally the action is that of a snaffle and with them held low, or with adoption of a running martingale, the action is that of a curb. The true Kimblewick has a Cambridge mouth - a low port and a plain mouthpiece. The cheeks are hinged and do not slide. It acts on the lips, tongue, bars and owing to the curb chain, the chin groove and poll. Unlike most Pelhams whose action gets confused, the Kimblewick does not. A strong bit, but one of the best and useful of Pelhams in the hands of a rider who knows what they are using.

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