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by Samantha Matsuda
When it comes to equestrian gear, safety and comfort are paramount. That's why I recently upgraded my stirrups to the Sprenger Aero Safety Stirrups...
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by Samantha Matsuda
#TackTipTuesday - Nunn Finer Keepers
Do the loose bits of leather make your eyes twitch? These Nunn Finer Rubber Keepers are a handy thing...
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by Samantha Matsuda
Did you know English Stirrups come in a variety of sizes?
The standard adult size is 4-3/4". This is the width measured between the branches...
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by Samantha Matsuda
#TackTipTuesday - Breastcollar fit
Pi was in need of a new breastplate, so I purchased him the Kavalkade Everyday Breastplate. I am excited t...
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by Samantha Matsuda
A curb rein is the second rein on a double bridle, Pelham or gag set up.
These reins are typically thinner and flat so they don’t take up extr...
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by Samantha Matsuda
Let's learn about different styles of English stirrup irons on this week's Tack Tip Tuesday blog. What style do you use?
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Irons,
Lets Talk Tack,
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Talk Tack
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by Samantha Matsuda
When we need a little extra grip, we usually will reach for the rubber reins in our tack room! However, when they become dirty, slippery and start...
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by Samantha Matsuda
#TackTipTuesday - Protect those crowns! I love working with and supporting other local equestrians! These are a fantastic idea created by Angie, w...
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by Samantha Matsuda
Do you have a sensitive-skinned horse? Then this #TackTipTuesday is for you! I love sharing interesting pieces of tack that I come across.
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