My Soapbox for Equestrian Writings
Whether I’m clipping my horse, my dogs or one of my cats (yes, the Ragdolls get lion cuts!), my favorite clippers are my Arco SE cordless clippers. Read the review on Tack Guru. What are your favorite clippers, and why? Register to become a Tack Guru reviewer and then write a review of your favorite […]
Read MoreInterested in trying the Micklem Multibridle? Read a review that looks at all the ways you can ride in this versatile piece of tack.
Read MoreHere’s a product that I hadn’t come across but, given the great review and other comments, Koper Equine found a niche and came up with a nifty solution!
Read MoreAt certain times of the year, my paddock is just a sea of mud. In past years, these conditions have wreaked havoc on my horses’ feet. As their hooves soften, they are far more prone to losing shoes. This can be real problem as their hooves became so soft that they just didn’t hold nails […]
Read MoreI have always been a saddle snob and wasn’t sure that a synthetic saddle was for me. The Wintec Pro Jump really changed my opinion. It was a much nicer saddle than I anticipated. I decided to try the Wintec Pro Jump because I had just bought a horse and didn’t have a saddle that […]
Read MoreWhen I was pulled out my blankets this year, I reflected that my Rambo Wug heavy weight blanket is about to start it’s 10th winter. Pretty impressive, given that my horses live out 24/7 and are not known for being kind to their clothing. While I’ve had to make some minor repairs to the blanket, […]
Read MoreWhen I first bought this bridle it was to use on my Trakehner who preferred being ridden bitless. I never used it as a bitted bridle. Since he died, it sat in my tack trunk for about a year until the day I wanted to try a different bit on Freedom but didn’t want to […]
Read MoreThe Barnes Buckle is an innovation that doesn’t get much mention here in the U.S. — but it should. The Barnes Buckle is a stirrup release mechanism that fits between the stirrup and the leather and releases the stirrup should the rider’s foot become trapped during a fall thus preventing the rider from being dragged. […]
Read More