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Show Time!
Showing is an activity many equestrians enjoy, and being fully prepared is the first step to making sure you have a great weekend. Having everything you need on hand will allow you to focus on the imp… more →
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Day 9: The Calm Before The Storm
wrote 1 week ago: Ready for action! Last night, I brought the new flat nylon halter I bought this weekend with me to t … more →
Stone Bruises
wrote 1 month ago: Around our barn, we are very lucky to have miles and miles of beautiful trails. We share them with A … more →
Leather Care
wrote 1 month ago: When we bought our horses, they came with their own tack. The saddles were well-used and didn’ … more →
Muggen
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wrote 8 months ago: Så jävla ful Så jävla underbar Så awesome! Tack Maria!!! =D … more →
Day 26-Silly
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Show Time!
wrote 1 year ago: Showing is an activity many equestrians enjoy, and being fully prepared is the first step to making … more →
Everything You Need to Know About Stirrup Leathers
wrote 1 year ago: Stirrup leathers are a very important, although often overlooked, part of your tack. You should be c … more →
Girth It Up! (Design Features)
wrote 1 year ago: As a continuation of our other post, once you have determined which material you would like your gir … more →
Girth It Up! (Materials)
wrote 1 year ago: One very important piece of tack no rider can go without is a girth. While they all serve the same f … more →
Rule Changes - USEF Dressage 2012
wrote 1 year ago: Going into the show season it is important to remember to check for rule changes. We have put togeth … more →
Decoding Tree Sizes
wrote 1 year ago: A common issue saddle shoppers have is determining which tree size their horse needs – especia … more →
Everything You Need for Tall Boots
wrote 1 year ago: Tall boots are a big purchase, and should be properly taken care of to ensure maximum life and keep … more →
English Nosebands
wrote 1 year ago: While sometimes taken for granted, a noseband (also known as a cavesson) can often be a very useful … more →
Decoding Bits - Types of Rings: Gags and Elevators
wrote 1 year ago: Gags and Elevator bits also use leverage in conjunction with a mouthpiece, though they do not have c … more →
Decoding Bits - Types of Rings: Curbs
wrote 1 year ago: Bits that are not snaffles use leverage on the horse’s mouth and poll. They often have a shank, and … more →
Decoding Bits - Accessories!
wrote 1 year ago: Who doesn’t love accessories? Even if they are just for that slobbery thing in your horse … more →
Decoding Bits - Materials
wrote 1 year ago: Bit mouthpieces are made to suit the tastes of every horse, pony, mule, donkey, zebra, and whatever … more →
Decoding Bits - Mouthpiece Styles
wrote 1 year ago: Now that you know what all those funky rings are called, we will attempt to cover the most used mout … more →
