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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 […]

Learn 2 ways to attach latigos to your saddle dees. If you’ve purchased a new latigo and would like to attach it to your saddle Dee with a either a […]

The Ages of Copper and Bronze As horses became more prevalent among groups of primitive man, their use began to expand. First was transportation and hunting, then herding as cattle, […]