Author: Dennis Moreland

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 […]

Do you want to use the 2 rein in your riding program but aren’t sure how to manage the mecate and romals at the same time? Let me show you […]

If you’ve ever had a horse pull back while it’s tied you know what a dangerous situation it can become if you can’t get the knot untied. A bowline will […]

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 […]