Author: Dennis Moreland

Are you looking for a real good set of romal reins that won’t put you over budget? My all new Nylon Romal Reins with Rawhide Buttons may be just what […]

Have you ever used the Don Dodge Cross? Have you ever heard of it? Today we’re visiting with horseman, trainer, judge and Chairman of the NRCHA Judge’s Committee Sam Rose […]

A Get Down lets you lead or tie your horse while it’s bridled says Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack. It allows you to get off and on your horse […]

Have you seen trainers on snaffle bit colts holding their reins in several different ways in the training arena? Which technique is best and are they all legal in the […]

Today Chubby Turner and I are visiting about the advantages of aluminum shanked bits. Aluminum shanks are lighter weight than steel shanks which helps to make the aluminum shanked bits […]

The brand new Dennis Moreland hand-crafted headstalls with rawhide braid and kangaroo accents are beautiful! The Slot Ear Headstall with Rawhide and Black Ring Knots and the Slot Ear Headstall […]

If you’re shopping for a new headstall be sure to consider the way the bit ends of the headstall are designed. The bit ends are the pieces of leather that […]

Have you ever seen an accident caused by a latigo or off billet breaking? Too many people have stories of totally preventable falls from worn out latigos. Latigos, also called […]

A mecate is a real handy type of direct rein! Mecates (also called McCarty’s) are made of long pieces of twisted horse hair or nylon and they are used on […]

Are slobber straps really for slobber? Slobber straps have an odd name considering their main purpose is to add extra weight to the bit ends of a mecate. This added […]