How Bit Fit Affects Your Horse’s Comfort, Posture, and Performance
When a horse shows tension, resistance, or inconsistency in the contact, many riders look first at training.
Ruth Fisher Dedicated to improving comfort, communication, and wellbeing for horses through personalised Bit and Bridle fitting. Every consultation is calm, thorough, and tailored to the individual animal.
Tailored, welfare-first services to support horses of all ages, abilities, and needs.
Every consultation is carried out with patience, calm handling, and your animal’s comfort as the top priority. No rushing, no force—just expert, welfare-led care.
Precise, evidence-based bit and bridle fitting to improve comfort, communication, and ridden performance for horses of all ages and disciplines.
Every fitting includes bespoke recommendations based on your horse unique needs.
Covering South Yorkshires, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, and surrounding areas.
I help riders develop confidence, balance, and clear communication with their horses through correct position and thoughtful use of aids, supporting the horse’s comfort, confidence, and long-term soundness.
I strongly believe in education to help empower people to make choices for their horses. Please get in touch if you'd like to organise a talk or clinic.
Correct bit and bridle fit plays a huge role in how your horse moves, responds, and communicates. Small adjustments can relieve pressure, reduce resistance, and transform comfort under saddle. Our fitting sessions combine anatomical understanding with patient handling to support a happier, more confident horse.
Improves comfort and reduces unwanted tension
Encourages softer, steadier contact
Supports clearer communication between horse and rider
Helps resolve common issues such as head tossing or evasion
Ensures the bridle and bit work correctly with your horse’s anatomy
Promotes better movement, balance, and overall performance
Read through these heartfelt testimonials to understand how our platform has transformed businesses and empowered users to achieve success
Ruth completely transformed my mare’s way of going. I’d been struggling for months with head tossing and resistance, and within one session she pinpointed exactly what was causing the discomfort. The new bit she fitted has made a huge difference—my horse is softer, more relaxed, and far happier in her work. I can’t recommend her enough.
Sarah & Willow
I booked Ruth for a full bridle fitting after noticing my gelding was becoming fussy in the contact. Ruth was incredibly knowledgeable and explained everything clearly so I understood what she was adjusting and why. The improvement was immediate. He’s now working into the bridle with confidence and no more evading the bit. Absolutely brilliant service.
Emily & Jasper
My youngster can be a bit sharp, and I was worried about finding the right bit as he starts proper schooling. Ruth was so patient and calm with him. She tried several options until we found a setup that kept him comfortable and focused. He has come on in leaps and bounds since the fitting. I’ll be booking Ruth again as he develops.
Mark & Finn
Correct bit and bridle fit has a direct impact on comfort, behaviour, and performance. With expert assessment, anatomical understanding, and welfare-led handling, every horse receives a setup that supports clear communication and long-term wellbeing. This is more than adjusting tack—it’s about creating a better experience for both horse and rider.
Affordable and Transparent: No selling or commissions on any recommendations I make.
A full assessment of your horse’s mouth conformation, current bit and bridle setup, comfort, communication, and ridden or in-hand way of going.
A full bridle fitting and comfort check, including headpiece, browband, cheekpiece alignment, noseband fit, and pressure distribution.
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When a horse shows tension, resistance, or inconsistency in the contact, many riders look first at training.
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A bridle is far more than a piece of tack that holds the bit in place.
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If your horse feels heavy, inconsistent, resistant, or “fussy” in the contact, it’s easy to assume training is the issue.
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