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I am Fanni, the founder and owner of Picadera. For me, the right, functional equipment is part of my identity as a rider. It is not only important to me to find the riding equipment that suits my horse and me, but also the process - from the decision for a product to the moment I hold it in my hands. Driven by this, I started thinking about how to improve the situation for riders in Germany and Austria who are interested in Iberian and Baroque riding, as well as Working Equitation, at the beginning of 2017. The result is Picadera. If you have any feedback, questions or comments, please send me a message.
The Spanish riding skirt Vaquera
Although one-piece riding skirts are still used comparatively frequently in Spain for riding in a side saddle, theriding skirt breeches are also becoming increasingly popular. It is divided in the middle to create two trouser legs. Despite this, this...
How does the Kimblewick work?
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...
Denture materials guide
bits are available today in a wide variety of shapes and designs. The selection of bit materials is also very diverse. That's why I'm going to introduce you to the bit materials and their specific properties that you'll find in the range at Picadera . In addition, you will learn...
cavesson Combine with bit - how it works
The cavesson is a very versatile piece of equipment that, in my opinion, should not be missing from any tack room. In addition to its use for lunging or for hand and groundwork , the cavesson offers a wide range of other applications. For example, the...
How does the Baucher bit work ?
We riders all know it - the topic bit(e) crosses our paths again and again. Because until you have finally found the perfect bit , it often takes a lot of time. In this blog post I will go into more detail about the Baucher Bit and explain to you...
Chic tail knot in no time at all - Nudo Vaquero
Are you still looking for new styling ideas for your horse? Then we have just the thing for you. The so-called Nudo Vaquero is a chic and quickly made tail knot. In this blog post I explain to you how I...
Braiding the horse Portuguese style
The topic of horse styling is such a topic in itself. I personally like to braid my horse's mane the Portuguese way, with three strands. In this blog post you will learn how exactly I do it and I...
Spanish snaffles for the Doma Vaquera
Buckles made of burnished iron, firm cowhide, no throatlatch and a Mosquero that swings to the beat - that's what makes them, the Spanish snaffles. Everything you need to know about the traditional Doma bridle Vaquera , you will learn in this article. Snaffles...
How do our Spanish bits actually turn out?
I have already been able to help many customers choose the right size of dentures. To do this, I have previously sent the customer a photo of the desired bit so that she could compare it with the real dimensions of her existing bit . With this contribution...
Does the Baucher bit fit my horse?
Assessing the fit of the Baucher bits can be a little tricky when using this bit shape for the first time - especially when it comes to a Ported Baucher Bit . That's why I keep getting questions on this topic, which I would like to answer in this article.
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