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Canter - Chambon Brown
- The chambon is very often compared to the gogue, but its action on the bit is far more direct
- It encourages the horse to keep the poll low
- The chambon is used exclusively for longeing work
- As with all training aids, it is important not to adjust it too short — especially at the beginning of a session. The aim is not to restrict the horse, which would cause resistance, but to set a framework within which the horse can find its own balance freely.
- The chambon, often compared to the gogue, has a more direct action on the bit. It encourages the horse to keep the poll low. The chambon is used exclusively for longeing work.
- A training aid used exclusively for longeing — it encourages the horse to lower and stretch its neck forward and downward, without removing the action of the bit.
- It does not restrict the horse's movements or impose a specific position — it is well suited for horses working on improving their rhythm and relaxation.

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