Author: Dennis Moreland

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 […]

If you’re new to cutting or thinking of getting involved in cutting you may have attended some shows or watched some live stream cutting to get a better understanding of […]

All great rides start with correctly bridling your horse and assuring the bridle http://bit.ly/2d4vmCw is adjusted to fit. Follow along in the video as Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack […]

When you go without stirrups to practice balancing in the saddle, for instance, or, when you lose a stirrup, you realize just how much you depend on stirrups. At Dennis […]

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 […]

It is handy that a single knot, the sheet bend knot, is used to secure halters, fiadors and California hangers on horses. Follow along in this video as Dennis Moreland […]

“A fiador is a safety device attached to a hackamore that is similar to a throatlatch on a bridle” says Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack. “The fiador keeps the hackamore […]

Being able to guide and cue a horse, especially in competition, takes a lot of skill, practice, and ongoing education. Follow along on the video as Dennis Moreland of Dennis […]

Since you can’t guide your cutting horse with your reins when showing, you may wonder what the best way is to adjust your bridle and maintain your reins to get […]

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, […]