Tall or short, round toe or square, colorful or traditional, for show, just for kicks, or made to muck – there are Western boots for a variety of personalities and activities. So how do you find the best boots for you? Consider these key things when shopping for your next pair of boots. Historical and …
It’s show time! What will the best-dressed horses and riders be wearing this year? The answer depends on each show team’s budget, personal taste and – more and more – the events they are participating in. No longer is western pleasure couture the only acceptable look for arena fashions. Ranch horse participants; rodeo, parade, and …
If horses were choosing a bridle, the Micklem would top their list! The Horseware Rambo Micklem Multibridle is the first bridle designed specifically to fit the shape of the horse’s skull, rather than the outside appearance of the head. It was innovatively designed from the inside out, with an understanding of equine biomechanics and mental …
We can help! There are hundreds, if not thousands, of different bits on the market. Deciding which bit is best for your horse and chosen discipline can be a confusing and frustrating process. To assist you, we have partnered with Korsteel to explain how the different cheek types, mouthpieces, and materials work so you can …
It’s showtime… are you ready to win? With warmer weather here, it’s time to review your show wardrobe and tack to prepare for a successful year of competition and fun in western show events. As you make plans to get to the winner’s circle this year, keep in mind three considerations when it comes to …
The Dressage Ring Dressage riders are required to dress formally in recognized competition. Current and retired members of the Armed Services and police units are permitted to wear their respective uniform. The dress code for all Dressage tests and classes through Fourth Level is a short riding coat of conservative color, with tie, choker or …