Author: Dennis Moreland

No matter how well you care for your equipment something can always break-usually just before you’re about to compete or when you’re out on the trail. It can be a […]

Years ago I was leaning on a fence watching a cutting. A friend of mine who is a professional trainer was entering the arena and getting ready to head to […]

Have you ever wondered if the curb (chin) strap you’re using is legal in the show you’re planning to go to? There are many types, styles and sizes of curbs […]

Have you ever had problems with cinch sores or galls? Most of us have. Cinch sores seem to be especially problematic on small horses and those without prominent withers. Cinch […]

Using the 2 Rein, also called Double Rein, is a time proven training method to transition a young horse from a hackamore to straight up in the bridle. Incorporating the […]

We’ve all saddled a horse while it’s tied to the inside of an arena or to a fence or trailer. But have you ever seen halters hanging from the inside […]

Would you like a headstall that’s extremely comfortable and safe for your horse and simple to use? How about one that was designed by one of the best horseman that […]

A snaffle bit is defined as a bit that works without leverage. It is most commonly made with a jointed (or broken) mouthpiece. Three common types of snaffles used in […]

The 2017 NRCHA World’s Greatest Horseman Reserve Champion Luke Jones, of Luke Jones Performance Horses, uses the Chuck Frazier Sidepull in all aspects of his cow horse training program. The […]

A mecate is a rein made of a single piece of rope, usually twisted horse hair or nylon. It is used on hackamores and snaffles and is attached in a […]