A curb chain on a kimberwick bit (top) and weymouth curb bit (bottom) The curb chain is an integral part…
During the last decade a revolution of sorts has occurred in the design of English stirrups. Riders are no longer…
Occasionally it’s necessary to use a specific type of pad to augment the fit of an English saddle. A riser…
The hinged port curb is popular among riders and trainers of western pleasure horses. The additional joint in the center…
Similar in function to the English standing martingale, the western tie-down prevents a horse from raising its head above a…
If a trip to the tack shop makes your head spin, or flipping through equestrian catalogs feels like information overload,…
Polo Wraps: As the name suggests, polo wraps originated on the polo field, where they were used as protective covering…
Peacock Stirrups: Young English riders are encouraged to use peacock stirrups. Because of their design, a little rider is less…
Running Martingale: The English running martingale is similar in form and function to the training fork popular with western riding.…
Key Bit: Available in a variety of styles and mouthpieces, snaffle bits made with keys have an intriguing design. Though…