Both associations allow bits with solid or jointed mouthpieces and loose or fixed shanks. This bit would be illegal for any Western class and dressage.
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It is occasionally used for driving. It is quite common to see ponies wearing these bits. This is a bit commonly used in general riding and provides more control on a horse that may be a strong puller or needs slight curb action to lower its head. It's a popular choice for young riders on ponies who might not be very responsive to the rein aids. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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