As a trail rider, you need boots made for hours in the saddle that are also comfortable when doing barn and camp chores. Here, Colorado horsewoman and equestrian-journalist Sushil Dulai Wenholz reviews three rugged riding boots.
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Here is a roundup of products designed to keep you and your horse warm and comfortable this winter.
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Check out these lightweight, comfortable saddles specifically designed for trail and endurance riding.
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It is important to choose the best horse halter to fit your horse, but proper halter training is the best way to ensure that you can control your horse no matter the situation.
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How do you know when the horse’s breast collar fits well? What does the back cinch do? This video from the Certified Horsemanship Association explains all.
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Here is advice from the experts on the items to carry and how to use them to keep broken tack from ruining your trail rides.
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Mold and mildew can have a devastating effect on your tack. Here's how to inhibit their growth in your tack room and protect your investment.
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Water, particularly rain water and its pollutants, is no friend to leather. Here's how to take care of your tack after you've been caught out in the storm.
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Prolong the life of your tall English riding boots with tips from an expert saddler. From Practical Horseman magazine.
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Use these tips to make sure your horse's bit is the perfect fit.
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Time for a little consumer consciousness about halters, the most commonplace piece of horse-control equipment. From EQUUS magazine
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Shopping for stock tall boots shouldn't be a pain. From Horse Journal.
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A few minutes checking your equipment before you ride is an investment in safety.
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Learn the right way to bridle your horse with these tips from the Certified Horsemanship Association; Julie Goodnight demonstrates.
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Use these tips to get your tack in tip-top shape. From America's Horse Daily.
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Does your riding helmet smell like sweat socks? Here are several anti-stink remedies.
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Protect your investment—and your and your horse’s safety—with this award-winning saddler’s no-nonsense system for cleaning your tack.
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Learn how to prevent common horse problems by performing a point-by-point tack check including evaluating saddle fit with world champion trainer Lynn Palm. From The Trail Rider magazine.
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Juli Thorson tells us that in the unforgettable department, a first saddle, whether new or used, is right up there with a first kiss. The wonderment of it stays with you.
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There are dozens of safety helmets on the market to choose from. The authors help you wade through the different shapes, sizes and special features to find the best one for you.
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Ready to cowboy up? The AQHA and Justin Boots show you how to buy a comfortable pair of boots. Courtesy of AQHA and Americashorse TV.
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Selecting the correct bit for a horse is dependent on a number of factors, as explained in this webinar from My Horse University.
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Ready to shop for a Western saddle? Here’s a primer on how to choose the right saddle for your discipline, plus a list of shopper resources and a handy seat-sizing chart.
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Accidents can happen around horses no matter how careful you are, but being careful is the first step toward preventing disaster, and that includes making sure your tack is in good repair. A few minutes checking your equipment before you ride is an investment in safety.
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Accidents can happen around horses no matter how careful you are, but making sure your tack is in good repair is a critical safety measure.
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This video produced by eXtension HorseQuest shows the proper attire for safety and comfort when doing ground work with horses.
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Lyle Lovett says “You can have my girl, but don’t touch my hat,” and many cowboys feel the same. This article from the AQHA tells you how to choose a hat that is your crowning glory.
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When you and your horse move together in comfort and support with a well-fit saddle, you've got harmony in motion. But if your saddle doesn't fit, it's like an uncomfortable shoe, leading to pain, imbalance and, in some cases, bad habits. Read this excerpt from The Western Horse's Pain-Free Back and Saddle Fit Book by Dr. Joyce Harman.
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Enjoy a celebration of the design, style and grace of the western saddle at the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum.See this saddle and many more on display at the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum.
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When you’re riding, many of your signals to your horse go through the bridle reins.You want that to be a clear channel of communication. Denis Moreland tells us how for America's Horse Daily and the AQHA.
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This safety tip brought to you by the Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) shows how to correctly fit a breast collar and back cinch on your horse.
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This safety tip brought to you by the Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) deals with correctly and safely fitting sports medicine boots, bell boots and split boots on your horse.
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Produced by Certified Horsemanship Association, this short video features nationally known natural horsemanship trainer Julie Goodnight demonstrating how to safely bridle a horse.
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These four tips will insure that your riding helmet protects your head.
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Whether you ride English or Western, the saddle is designed for comfort and security. However, Western and English saddles, while both offering these same functions, look very different from one another.
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Every rider, at every level, falls off at some time, so look for a helmet that's ASTM/SEI certified. Here are four tips to help you ensure that your riding helmet fits correctly.
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Appaloosa trainer and breeder Jackie Lee Jackson shows you how to measure to ensure a proper saddle cinch fit.
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Many people thinking about learning to ride ask about the differences between English and Western riding.
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Accidents will happen but today's riders can protect themselves against injury as never before with new safety equipment.
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Top equitation trainer Missy Clark explains the difference between padded and plain saddle flaps, and their uses.
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It's not always the easiest time to ride, but you can beat the cold-weather blahs with some of these tips and strategies for winter riding.
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Water, particularly rain water and its pollutants, is no friend to leather. Here's how to take care of your tack after you've been caught out in the storm.
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