Author: Dennis Moreland

The common types of western headstalls are one eared headstalls, which include slot ear, slit ear, and slide ear, and browband headstalls. Either type may be used on trained horses […]

With so many possibilities, choosing the right snaffle for your colt’s stage of training and personality type can be difficult. In this video, performance horse trainer Ben Baldus, of Baldus […]

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.  When adjusted […]

If you’re new to cutting or thinking of getting involved in cutting you may have attended some shows or watched some live stream cutting to get a better understanding of […]

All great rides start with correctly bridling your horse and assuring the bridle http://bit.ly/2d4vmCw is adjusted to fit. Follow along in the video as Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack […]

When you go without stirrups to practice balancing in the saddle, for instance, or, when you lose a stirrup, you realize just how much you depend on stirrups. At Dennis […]

Checking latigos for wear and damage is important but often overlooked or forgotten. It’s easy to make checking latigos a habit every time you ride and it only takes a […]

It is handy that a single knot, the sheet bend knot, is used to secure halters, fiadors and California hangers on horses. Follow along in this video as Dennis Moreland […]

“A fiador is a safety device attached to a hackamore that is similar to a throatlatch on a bridle” says Dennis Moreland of Dennis Moreland Tack. “The fiador keeps the hackamore […]

Being able to guide and cue a horse, especially in competition, takes a lot of skill, practice, and ongoing education. Follow along on the video as Dennis Moreland of Dennis […]