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The Safest Way To Attach Your Double Off Latigo
0 CommentsThe double off latigo on the right side of your saddle is just as important as your cinch and near side latigo but since it doesn’t have to be taken […]
Do You Prefer a Loose-Ring, D-Ring or Egg Butt Snaffle?
0 CommentsIn this blog we are talking about style of snaffle (rings) only and not mouthpieces. Assume all 3 styles have a common or plain snaffle mouthpiece. Loose-ring Snaffles, D-Ring Snaffles and […]
Quick and Simple Way to Adjust Your Spurs
0 CommentsYou’ve just received your new spurs and you’re excited to use them. You give them a push but they just won’t slide on your boot! Here’s the easiest way to […]
Do You Have A Really Sensitive Horse?
0 CommentsPhil Rapp shares his story of winning this year’s Super Stakes with Dennis Moreland Tack. Phil Rapp stopped in my shop yesterday to tell me that he had used one […]
Have You Checked Out the Breast Collars?
0 CommentsDennis Moreland Tack breast collars are all handmade of doubled and stitched Herman Oak old world heavy harness leather lined with burgundy latigo leather. Herman Oak old world harness leather […]
Why Use A Safety Hobble Strap on a Martingale?
0 CommentsAll Dennis Moreland Tack martingales are made with a neck strap and a safety hobble strap to keep the neck strap in proper position on the neck. The safety hobble […]
How To Tie a Mecate to a Bosal
0 CommentsA mecate is a rein made of a single piece of rope, usually twisted horse hair or nylon. Mecates are used on hackamores and snaffle bits. A bosal is the […]
How Bits w/Leverage Tighten Curbs
0 CommentsLast week on the Dennis Moreland Tack Tip we discussed two parts of the leverage bit: the shanks and the purchases. This week we’ll discuss some of the events that […]
What is a Shank and a Purchase?
0 CommentsIt’s easy to see all the parts of a bit by laying the mouthpiece across your outstretched fingers and letting the bit hang. This is also a nice way to […]
