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Hot, sunny days are perfect for riding, but can take a toll on your Western tack. High temperatures, direct sunlight, and low humidity can cause leather to dry out, become...

A headstall is primary equipment that plays the crucial role in controlling the horse's movement.  A western headstall is the essential piece of tack that sits over the horse's head...

When it comes to saddle fit, most of the attention naturally goes to the horse’s back—and for good reason. An ill-fitting saddle can cause pressure points, pain, and long-term damage...

A breast collar is a key piece of tack in many Western riding setups, connecting the saddle to the horse’s chest. While it’s often admired for its decorative appeal with...

In the world of gear and accessories, whether it’s horse tack, leather bags, belts, or fashion items, hardware refers to the metal components that hold everything together. This includes practical...

Your saddle faces very different challenges depending on the season. From intense summer heat that dries and cracks leather, to winter moisture that invites mold and weakens stitching, weather can...

Proper cleaning and conditioning for your western horse tack set is essential for longer lifespan, and for safety and horse comfort. Western tack set is generally made with leather and...

What is bosal? A bosal is a type of noseband used in horse training and riding, typically crafted from braided rawhide or leather. It functions as part of a hackamore,...

A saddle pad is a must-have piece of tack, providing a cushioning layer between the horse’s back and the saddle. It plays a crucial role in ensuring both horse and...

Cleaning and Conditioning a leather breast collar is essential for every rider because a well cleaned breast collar can run last long. A breast collar set, is more than just gear—it’s...

What is Western Headstall? The headstall is essential equipment for horse riding, which plays a crucial role in controlling the horse's movement. Headstall, also known as headgear, fits over the...

Riding in winter can be tough for both you and your horse. Cold temperatures, wet weather, and icy ground can make things more uncomfortable and harder on your horse’s body....