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Felt has been with us for thousands of years and is considered one of the oldest materials made and used by humans. Archaeological findings in Anatolia from around 2600 BC are considered the first evidence of this. You see, the...
In this post, you'll learn step by step how to braid your horse's long mane into a pretty farmer's braid. The braid resembles the classic French braid - but with a little trick in the braiding technique, it looks even...
We often receive questions in the service department about the best way to attach rubber bit guards to a bit . In this blog post I would like to explain exactly that. In addition, you will learn for which bits it is recommended to use bit guards as a bit accessory....
The traditional Spanish Vaquero spurs are a real eye-catcher. But do you actually know how the beautiful spurs are properly buckled to the boot? In this article we show you the two variants for fastening and what makes the Vaquero spurs so...
A curb chain is used whenever you use a lever bit. Lever bits are, for example, a classic dressage bit, a Kimblewick or a Pelham. In this article you will learn how to correctly buckle the curb chain and how it works. Mode of action of the curb chain...
Portuguese stirrup leathers in baroque style are a real eye-catcher and are buckled "upside down" in contrast to English stirrup leathers . In this blog post, we explain how to properly attach the stirrup leathers to your saddle and what makes them so special. Correct...
In this blog post you will learn how to best clean and care for your Sweet Iron bit . What is Sweet Iron? Sweet Iron is the typical material in the Spanish Doma Vaquera riding style. So not only bits and curb chains...
The classic English and the Vaquero-Kimblewick look quite similar at first glance. At first, you might think that they only differ in their design, i.e. purely visually. However, there are significant, functional differences between the two Kimblewick variants. In...
Although in Spain one-piece riding skirts are still comparatively often used for riding side-saddle - but also the trousers-riding skirt enjoys increasing popularity. It is split in the middle, creating two trouser legs. Despite this, this...
For many riders it is the perfect bit for the transition from the snaffle to the Curb Bit. And also in the Working Equitation and with riders of Iberian horses the Kimblewick enjoys increasing popularity. In this article you will learn everything about the...
