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by Samantha Matsuda
As we've been enjoying a pleasantly mild winter here on Vancouver Island, Mother Nature has decided to throw a curveball our way with an impending ...
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by Samantha Matsuda
#TackTipTuesday - Time to Curry!
If there is one brush you are going to spend extra time with, choose a good curry! We love the options fro...
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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
No gatekeeping here! Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to saddle fit. Many French-made English saddles will be stamped with a serial num...
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by Samantha Matsuda
Revolutionize Your Horse's Comfort with the Back on Track Obsidian Turnout Blanket from Evolution Equestrian Co
They are finally here! We are...
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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
Did you know dressage whips come in a variety of lengths? Choosing the proper length for your needs depends on a few factors, such as the size of y...
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by Samantha Matsuda
As we move into fall, we are moving into blanketing seasons. There can be a few reasons to blanket your horses, but one of the main reasons on Vanc...
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by Samantha Matsuda
In true fashion, started this Tack Tip Tuesday thinking I was recording when I was not. Oops!
I recently got URAD leather cream in store and...
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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
#TackTipTuesday - Dee Ring
Did you know both English and Western have a Dee Ring bit? They both have a similar function but look different.
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