February 18th, 2010
If you buy a horse or pony for the first time, you need to know what basic equipment you need and how much to spend and need to watch out you don’t get saddled with a load of unnecessary stuff you’ll never use.
Makers and suppliers will tell you that you need the latest, top of the range tack – well they would because they are selling it!
The best way to start out is to cover the basics and then if you find you and your ride and using a piece of equipment regularly, upgrade to something more robust Read More...
Tags: bits, bridles, saddlery, tack
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September 25th, 2009
Show saddles are designed more for use in the show ring rather than for endurance riding or other equestrian events. There are two main styles of saddles in general, Western or English. Depending on the discipline or style of riding one wants to do, one can choose either a Western show saddle or an English saddle Read More...
Tags: English Saddles, Show Saddles, Western Saddles
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September 18th, 2009
Leather and synthetic side saddles come in a range of different styles and materials. They are used for a wide range of purposes, as well. Side saddles are often called lady saddles because they are and have most often been used by women to ride in a side saddle position more easily and comfortably. They can be made to customize to a client's personal preferences and specifications Read More...
Tags: Side Saddles
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September 11th, 2009
If you are going for endurance riding, then you need more than just an ordinary saddle! 'Endurance saddles' are especially designed for the equestrian sports involving regulated long distance races. Since endurance riding pertains with the coverage of long patches of rough and challenging terrain for multiple days, it is essential to confirm that the rider is well-balanced on the horse Read More...
Tags: biothane, Cordura, Equileather, equisuede, Synthetic Endurance Saddles
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