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Secrets to Training Fork and Running Martingale Choice and Use

Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack and Ben Baldus of Baldus Horsemanship discuss the differences and similarities of running martingales and training forks, as well as give you some insights for ways to improve specific issues by using these tools.

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Getting Control of Your Horse

Horsemen have always searched for a bit that would give more control, especially during the heat of battle.

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A Story of Bits Through History — Part 1

Although the domestication of horses is poorly understood, we do know that since early man first captured and rode a wild horse, he has been confronted with the problem of control.

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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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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 […]

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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.

dennis moreland illustrating how to adjust a running martingale

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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.

Dennis Moreland explaining how to check your double off latigo

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Don’t Let a Broken Latigo Wreck Your Run — How to Check and Change a Double Off Latigo

At Dennis Moreland Tack, we know checking latigos for wear and damage is important but often overlooked. It’s easy to make checking latigos http://bit.ly/2dHjuYn a habit every time you ride, […]