Author: Dennis Moreland

Have you ever tried riding without your feet in the stirrups, perhaps to practice on balance or leg position? While it can be useful to practice form and position if […]

It’s not hard to guess why romal reins have continued to be an important piece of tack utilized by horse owners for centuries and why they continue to be one […]

When you buy a new pair of running shoes, boots, or high heels, do you ever choose a pair that you think might be your size just from looking at […]

Have you ever wondered how a curb strap (also called a chin strap) works to help slow down or stop your horse? On a leverage or curb bit (a bit […]

Breast Collars, in one form or another, have been in use since ever since riders began putting padding between themselves and the horse. The purpose: to keep the cinched saddle […]

Would you like to know how to measure your horse for a hackamore? It’s not easy to find an answer and it’s also not easy to know just where on […]

A running martingale is designed to help a horse learn to carry its head in the position that will allow it to use its body correctly to drive from behind […]

Have you ever bought a new double off latigo (billet) and had trouble getting it on your saddle? Since it doesn’t need to come on and off very often a […]

Dennis Moreland Tack recommends teaching your horses to accept being hobbled. Hobbling helps a horse learn not to fight against being restrained. It’s another form of desensitizing or sacking out […]

If you’re new to riding, and in particular to riding cow horses, you may be unsure of the saddling steps you need to follow to be safe while riding and […]