Author: Dennis Moreland

If you hate tripping over your breast collar or latigo when you’re carrying your saddle follow along. We’ll show you a few tips for making unsaddling and carrying your saddle […]

We commonly see California bosals or hackamores in a variety of diameters from 3/8 inch up to ¾ or 1 inch. It’s hard to know which diameter should be used […]

We know proper hackamore fit is important. It can be a challenge to get correct information on how a hackamore should fit. To confuse things even more there is a […]

For safety, proper function and your horses comfort you want to make sure your bridle is adjusted properly regardless of the type bit you’re using. Because we often start our […]

The tradition of using Romal Reins was started in North America by the Spanish vaqueros in the mid-1700s. Their lives depended on extremely hardy, well trained horses to work the […]

Running martingales help a horse learn to carry its head in the position that will allow it to use its body to drive from behind and with collection.  When adjusted […]

Are you tired of your bridle reins dragging on the ground when you unbridle? Does everything get tangled up before you get it hung on the hook? Watch the video […]

Need to get a cinch that fits correctly? Follow along with the video to see how easy it can be to get the right size cinch for your horse. To […]

Would you like to know how to tie a bowline knot? Watch this close-up video of the 4 easy steps to tie the bowline. If you’ve ever had a horse […]

A bowline is a good, safe knot to use when tying your lead rope because you can always get it untied even when a horse pulls back. Find a sturdy […]