Tack Tip Tuesday
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Choosing the Right Fly Mask for Your Horse
Discover how to choose the best fly mask for your horse with expert tips on fit, style, and protection. Shop over a dozen styles at Evolution Equestrian, from Small Pony to Warmblood.
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How to Choose an English Girth
How to Choose an English Girth: A Guide for Comfort, Fit, and Function Choosing the right girth for your English saddle is essential for your horse... -
Slobber Straps
Learn what slobber straps are, how they’re used with mecate reins and snaffle bits, and why they matter for developing feel and timing in western horsemanship.
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Curb Chain Options
When it comes to leverage bits — such as pelhams, kimberwicks, and Western curb bits — the curb chain plays an essential role in how the bit functions.
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Hanging Check Snaffle
Did you know bits are one of my favorite topics? At Evolution Equestrian, we love helping riders find the perfect bit for their horse, whether they... -
Monoflap English Saddles
Most English saddles feature a two-flap design—a sweat flap underneath and an outer flap that covers the billets. This style provides versatility and is commonly used across dressage, jumping, and all-purpose saddles.
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English Safety Stirrups
TackTipTuesday - A Deep Dive into English Stirrup Irons When it comes to English stirrup irons, safety and personal preference play a big role i... -
Cleaning Rusty Bits
I always love a science experiment! I had a very rusty bit come in, and I should have taken a before photo, but I didn't. I wanted to see if we could clean it up a bit. Hahaha, what a fun pun.
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Measuring a Western Saddle Seat
When measuring a western saddle seat, start at the center of the pommel/swell and measure straight back to the top of the cantle.
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Pre-Turned Western Stirrup Fenders
If you’ve ever spent time breaking in a new Western saddle, you know the struggle of stiff stirrup fenders. That constant fight to keep your feet in the right position can lead to knee and ankle pain and messy communication with your horse.
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Product Review: Sprenger Aero Safety Stirrups
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... -
Horse Studs Explained
No, we are not talking about stallions. Studs are small metal attachments that screw into your horse’s shoes. Your farrier will tap 2 holes per sho...
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