Author: Adam

It’s unfortunate, but breast collars are generally an optional item on a saddle. If you ride cow horses, barrel racers or rope horses, to name a few, you may already […]

Maintaining a soft mouth in a horse is every horseman’s and horsewoman’s goal. Once a horse is ready to transition from a hackamore or snaffle into a bit with shanks […]

Have you ever had a problem with a horse resisting the bit, turning better one direction than the other or having other troubles accepting rein cues? Improper curb adjustment isn’t […]

Since man first domesticated the horse and began to ride thousands of years ago, control of the mount has been of primary concern. Probably the first “control” mechanism was a […]

A great loping hackamore can make a difference between just prepping your horse to show and really warming him up to show at his very top level. You want a […]

Do you wish you knew more about the various types of western reins? When choosing reins you’ve got to consider the functionality, safety, and traditions of each type along with […]

With the recent increase in cow horse activities are you wondering if using a California hackamore or bosal could improve your training and riding? World Champion cow horse trainer Matt […]

There’s been a huge upsurge in ranch versatility participation recently. Ranch versatility training and competitions are such a great way to incorporate a wide range of skills into your riding […]

Have you ever wondered why the best weighted reins feel so good and have such a nice drape? Dennis Moreland, owner of Dennis Moreland Tack, says it’s the weights and […]

A fiador is a safety device similar to a throatlatch on a bridle but it’s used on a hackamore says Dennis Moreland Tack. The fiador keeps the hackamore securely on […]