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To that end, a racehorse trainer does not want to overbit his horses. But the jockey, of course, does not want them under-bitted. Every horse can find a happy medium, with a metal or rubber bit, or, sometimes, with nothing at all in the mouth.
Working from the softest bit of all, the snaffle in its many variations is most often used on racehorses. From the softest of the soft, a soft rubber snaffle (malleable with no metal at all, except the rings,) to the stronger twist
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