Polo bandages, unlike the name suggest are used amongst multiple horse riding disciplines, from dressage, through sport carriages, during flatwork of all disciplines to showjumping and for veterinary purposes. Multifunctional polo bandages should be relatively easy to put on and they should stay on the horse legs even during an intensive exercise. This article reviews … Read more
Dressage bridles should fit perfectly, ensuring comfort for your horse during rides. The best bridles are anatomical bridles and bridles with broad bands which equally distribute pressure avoiding potential discomfort. Below are some of the highest quality bridles made out of soft and elastic leather with the classiest designs, suitable for curb bits as well … Read more
DISCLAIMER: before buying a new saddle always remember to ask for professional saddle fitting advice as each saddle should be properly fitted to the horses back to avoid damage and injuries! This article only shows some of the highest quality saddles available on the market but each purchase should be beforehand consulted with a professional. … Read more
Are you serious about dressage or own a dressage saddle? Or perhaps you are just curious to see what are the best dressage saddle pads on the market? This article reviews six top rated and most wanted dressage saddle pads in the UK. The Best Dressage Saddle Pads (UK-2021) Editor’s Choice – Weatherbeeta Dressage Saddle … Read more
Dressage whips come in all styles. A good dressage whip is comfortable to hold and fancy in appearance. Whips with gel handles provide you with a perfect grip during your trainings and are probably the most practical whips you can get. Another favorite are whips with very fancy and decorative handles, to give you the … Read more
Gel saddle pads are great for horses with naturally sensitive backs or horses that are new to work and have not yet build proper back muscles. Gel pads redistribute the weight and pressure of the saddle and the rider improving the condition of horses back. Gel pads can also ride the front or the back … Read more
This article reviews the five most popular and commonly picked hoof boots in the UK. When thinking about hoof boots we have to differentiate between hoof heel boots (also known as overreach bell boots) and full hoof boots. The first are more common and have been around for a while, whereas the full hoof boots … Read more
Us equestrians know that a nice browband can complete any look. Changing your browband is relatively easy, most bridles have detachable browbands so that you can quickly transition between casual to glam and back. To change the browband you will have to take apart the bridle and then put it back together. The only thing … Read more
Lunging is unfortunately a highly underappreciated tool in horse training. It can be very beneficial to horses health and condition, improve and strengthen the connection between a horse and rider and improve the riders seat and balance. You should incorporate lunging into your weekly training routine, to see best results. Here is some of the … Read more
A properly picked bit can take your training to the next level. A wrong bit can prevent you from seeing the results you want. If your horse lacks balance, is fearful of the bit, avoids steady contact or feels generally stiff and tense, it might be time to reconsider the bit you are using. Below … Read more
The huge variety of available horse tack can be a little intimidating even to the more experienced equestrians. Bridles differ between one another depending on their purpose, but are generally used in most riding disciplines and not rarely, during the groundwork. Bridles are typically made out of leather, but the types and quality of leather … Read more