Whether you call them chaps, leggings, bat wings, woolies, or chinks, the different styles of leather leg coverings are an important part of a cowboy’s gear. Derived from the Spanish […]
Author: Dennis Moreland
Double Duty: How to Clean Your Saddle and Check for Wear
0 CommentsKeeping leather tack in good condition is critical for safety and helps to keep the communication between you and your horse at top level. At Dennis Moreland Tack, we understand the […]
The Selection and Use of Performance Horse Spurs
0 CommentsFirst developed during the Roman Empire and brought to North America by the Spanish vaqueros, spurs are a popular piece of riding equipment across multiple disciplines and serve as a […]
What are Tapaderos?
0 CommentsAlmost every piece of tack we use today can be traced back to equipment that was developed centuries ago. Over time, some tack has changed in sizes, styles and purposes. […]
Safety Made Simple: How to Attach Spur Straps with Button Covers
0 CommentsAlong with a properly fitting spur, a good, durable spur strap is an important part of making sure your spurs are secure and allowing you to communicate with your horse […]
The Quick and Easy Guide to Using Slot Conchos For Your Headstall
0 CommentsThere are many factors that go into making sure your headstall is working safely and securely the way it should. Things such as proper fit and watching for wear and […]
Does Your Tack Need Some TLC?
0 CommentsIf someone asked, could you easily pick out some of your favorite pieces of tack hanging in your tack room? Maybe it’s your go-to set of split reins that fit […]
The Scoop on Spurs: How to Make Sure Your Spurs Fit Correctly
0 CommentsSpurs are a very popular piece of riding equipment, and when used correctly they can be a highly effective aid in cueing your horse. Spurs can come in all kinds […]
The Benefits of a Properly Fitted Breast Collar
0 CommentsOver time breast collars have generally become considered an optional item on a saddle according to Dennis Moreland at Dennis Moreland Tack. However, if you ride in disciplines where horses […]
Iron, Oxbows, and Dog Houses: The History of the Stirrup
0 CommentsHave you ever tried riding without your feet in the stirrups, perhaps to practice on balance or leg position? While it can be useful to practice form and position if […]
