Author: Adam

A snaffle bit is defined as a bit that works without leverage. It is most commonly made with a jointed (or broken) mouthpiece. Three common types of snaffles used in […]

The 2017 NRCHA World’s Greatest Horseman Reserve Champion Luke Jones, of Luke Jones Performance Horses, uses the Chuck Frazier Sidepull in all aspects of his cow horse training program. The […]

A mecate is a rein made of a single piece of rope, usually twisted horse hair or nylon. It is used on hackamores and snaffles and is attached in a […]

If you ride a cutter you may already be using this technique to shorten your reins in the herd. If you watch cutting events you’ve seen riders clutch their reins […]

Tiedown straps are used to connect nosebands, headsetters, and various other pieces of equipment to the cinch. If a tiedown is used without a tiedown hobble your horse can accidentally […]

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 […]

Do you want a snaffle bridle that will fit your smaller colts correctly? Do you like to use only dense, tight fibered leather equipment on your horses so your signals […]

Have you checked your latigo for wear and tear lately?  If you recently purchased a new latigo you may want to attach it to your saddle dee with the same knot […]

If you’re having any kind of resistance issues with your horse the first thing to do is get your horse’s mouth and teeth checked says Dennis Moreland Tack. Dental care […]

Have you ever had trouble getting a new double off latigo (billet) on your saddle? Since it doesn’t need to come on and off very often you may run into a problem […]