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Tack and Equipment

Horse Channel’s Online Bit Guide: Non-Pinch Bits

If you’ve ever seen a horse with raw sores in the corners of its mouth then you understand the purpose…

14 years ago

HorseChannel’s Online Bit Guide: Spade Bit

In the world of western bits, the spade is widely considered the most severe. Yet the spade bit, despite its…

14 years ago

Gear up for Horse Ownership

Congratulations on becoming a horse owner! Now that you’ve completed your search for the perfect equine partner, you’ll need to…

14 years ago

Online Tack and Horse Equipment Guide: Rhythm Beads

If you’ve ever seen a horse wearing what appears to be a jingling necklace, you’ve probably seen rhythm beads. These…

14 years ago

Online Tack and Horse Equipment Guide: Chicago Screws

Though tack designed with a working western flair is popular, complete with narrow leather ties securing bits and reins to…

14 years ago

Online Tack and Horse Equipment Guide: Pelham Reins

The Pelham is the most popular leverage bit used in hunters and hunt seat equitation competition. It is designed to…

14 years ago

Online Tack and Horse Equipment Guide: English Breastplate

Just like western breast collars, English breastplates are primarily used to help prevent a saddle from slipping back, out of…

14 years ago

Online Tack and Horse Equipment Guide: Water Loops

Water loops (also called slobber straps) are handy U-shaped leather straps that fasten a pair of western reins to the…

14 years ago

HorseChannel’s Online Bit Guide: Western Gag Bit

Despite the rather offensive name, gag bits can be useful training aids when used appropriately by a rider with skilled…

14 years ago

Question of the Week – Breaking in new riding boots

Q: I recently purchased a new pair of field boots. I’ve been wearing them around the house and at the…

14 years ago