Author: Dennis Moreland

All great rides start with correctly bridling your horse and assuring the bridle is adjusted to fit. Follow along in the video as Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack visits […]

Have you seen trainers on snaffle bit colts holding their reins in several different ways in the training arena? Which technique is best and are they all legal in the […]

Checking latigos for wear and damage is important but often overlooked or forgotten. It’s easy to make checking latigos a habit every time you ride and it only takes a […]

Both running martingales and training forks are excellent for helping a horse learn to carry its head in the position that will allow it to improve collection. In this video, […]

Like leather, sweat and dirt build up on rawhide and get absorbed into the fiber causing it to degrade over time. Additionally, rawhide will dry out and feel dry and […]

California hackamores or bosals are made in diameters from 3/8 inch to 1 inch. The 3 parts of a hackamore are the noseband or bosal, the headstall or hanger and […]

If you’ve purchased a new latigo and would like to attach it to your saddle Dee with a either a quick, simple latigo knot or an advanced saddlemaker’s latigo knot, […]

One of my favorite questions to help riders with is “which split reins are right for me?”.  When choosing between doubled and stitched, and harness leather reins, it’s important to […]

Have you ever wondered how to measure your horse for a hackamore? Dennis Moreland, owner of Dennis Moreland Tack, says it’s one of the most common questions he gets. “It’s […]

At Dennis Moreland Tack we recommend teaching your horses to accept being hobbled. Hobbling helps a horse learn not to fight against being restrained. It’s another form of desensitizing or […]