The thinner mouthpiece of the Stubben Baby Pelham Bar Rubber minimizes the chance of friction and is more comfortable.

The baby pelham has shorter scissors compared to the standard pelham. The baby pelham therefore has a softer effect.

A Hackamore in combination with a single-jointed sweet iron bit.

A baby pelham combined with the Cherry Roller mouthpiece.

Trust baby Pelham for ponies, with a Sweet-Iron double jointed mouthpiece.

Pelham bit bar including curb chain, made of stainless steel. (Bit number 2 in the photo)

A pelham is often used with stronger horses. Due to the heddle of the scissors, this bit works sharply.

The upper arc-shaped attachment slot prevents the leather strap of the bridle from pressing unpleasantly over the edge of the upper jaw against the eyes.

Stubben baby pelham. Can be ridden with 1 or 2 reins.

Hackamore in combination with a double-jointed sweet iron bit.

The Hackamore can be used for bitless riding, as well as in combination with a bit.

A baby pelham combined with a double-jointed mouthpiece.

A baby pelham combined with the locked mouthpiece.

A baby pelham combined with the waterford mouthpiece.