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What is a Ewe Neck in Horses? Recognizing and Correcting
An ewe neck is a conformation flaw that is typically more related to the conditioning and muscle tone of a horse than it is to skeletal structure, breed standard,…
War Bridles | How to use a Native American Bridle with Your Horse
A war bridle is a unique and very unusual piece of horse tack. There are several variants of a war bridle, but the most common is comprised of a…
How to Use a Bridle with Full Cheek Snaffle Bit & Keepers
Full cheek snaffle bits are popular in both English and Western riding. They are allowed and legal for most horse sports including the AQHA and USDF dressage competition (the latter…
Cantering with Confidence: How To Cue, Relax, & Enjoy the Canter
The canter can be a hard gait to learn, and the speed that accompanies the gait can bring anxiety for many beginning riders. In this article, we’ll talk about: cuing…
Fleece Saddle Pads: Tips for Using & Cleaning
Nothing makes a horse and rider look smarter than a tidy, well-groomed turnout and a bright white fleece saddle pad under your saddle. Fleece saddle pads are popular, affordable, and…
The Pros and Cons of Using a Pelham Bit – Dressage & Beyond
A Pelham bit is a horse bit that functions as both a snaffle bit or a curb bit, depending on how it is used. A Pelham bit is essentially a plain…
