What do you part of the bridel that goes on horses mouth?

The part of the bridle that goes in the horse's mouth is called the bit.

The bit is a crucial part of the bridle, as it is the tool that allows the rider to communicate with the horse. It rests in the horse's mouth and exerts pressure on the tongue, bars, and sometimes the lips, depending on the type of bit.

Here are some other parts of the bridle:

* Headstall: The part that goes around the horse's head.

* Reins: The straps that connect to the bit and are held by the rider.

* Noseband: The strap that goes across the horse's nose, helping to keep the bridle in place.

* Throatlatch: The strap that goes under the horse's throat, preventing the bridle from slipping over the horse's head.

It's important to choose the right bit for your horse and the type of riding you do, as different bits have different levels of severity and impact on the horse's mouth.