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Romal Reins — Tips for Selection, Care and Use
Romal reins are commonly used for showing, cow work, pleasure and trail riding, big loop roping, and more.
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Cutting News
Health Matters: Be Honest in Your Self Assessment & Have Faith
The thought of 2021 has been on the collective minds of us all for many months now and we are finally here. I cannot think of a more anticipated “do-over” since I was a kid playing wiffle ball, but now we are adults – with horses.
Industry Insider With SDP
Industry Insider: America The Beautiful
Today’s blog entry is being typed less than twenty-four hours from the saddest thing I have ever seen in my 40 years of being an American.
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Change It Up! Try a Mecate, Split Reins, a 2 Rein, Roping Reins or Romals
When choosing reins you’ve got to consider the functionality, safety, and traditions of each type along with your personal preferences, says Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack.
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Rein Stops — The Secrets To Attaching These Important Pieces of Equipment
Learn an easy, quick way to attach Rein Stops to your split or continuous reins to prevent any entanglement with the rings on the martingale.
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Slot Ears, Slide Ears & Browbands — Proper Headstall Fit
The common types of Western headstalls https://bit.ly/DMHeadstalls are one eared headstalls, which include slot ear, slit ear, and slide ear, and browband headstalls. Either type may be used on trained horses, and it is personal preference which you choose to ride with, but browband headstalls are generally used with snaffles on colts and green horses. […]
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How to Choose the Right Snaffle for Each Stage of Training
With so many possibilities, choosing the right snaffle for your colt’s stage of training and personality type can be difficult.
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Running Martingale Adjustment and Use — Keep it Safe!
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.
Tack Talk
Important Tips for Choosing and Using Cutting Horse Spurs
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 the sport. If so, you might be wondering how the horses are guided with only legs and feet and without the use of reins. Follow […]
Tack Talk
Bridling Your Horse —Adjustments Made Right!
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 visits with Clay Johns of Clay Johns Cutting Horses, Millsap TX, about the steps to take when bridling to help your horse be relaxed and […]
