We tinkered, tested prototypes, asked our customers and looked for a production facility - now it's finally here: the PICADERA Baucher bit with Mullen Mouth mouthpiece! In this article we introduce you to the Baucher bar...
Are you always looking for a bit in a size that deviates a little from the norm? Then we have something for you! In this article we present all of our Baucher bits in special sizes...
Are you still looking for a proper cavesson for your horse and don't know which model is the right one? Then you've come to the right place. In this article we will introduce you in detail to our Spanish-style cavesson Serreta...
Felt has been with us for thousands of years and is considered one of the oldest materials produced and used by humans. Archaeological finds in Anatolia from around 2600 BC are considered the first evidence of this. You see, the…
The traditional Spanish Vaquero spurs are a real eye-catcher. But do you actually know how to properly fasten the beautiful spurs to your boots? In this article we will show you the two ways of fastening them and what makes the Vaquero spurs so special...
Portuguese stirrup leathers in the baroque style are a real eye-catcher and, unlike English stirrup leathers, are buckled "upside down". In this blog post, we explain how to properly attach the stirrup leathers to your saddle and what makes them so special. Correct...
A cavesson is a popular and used aid for both young horse training and daily horse training. What you should look out for when buying a cavesson for your horse, what different cavessons are available in Picadera's range...
The classic English and the Vaquero Kimblewick look very similar at first glance. At first you might think that they only differ in their design, i.e. purely visually. But there are essential, functional differences between the two Kimblewick variants. In…
Although one-piece riding skirts are still used relatively frequently in Spain for riding in the side saddle, the trouser riding skirt is also becoming increasingly popular. 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 bridle to the curb bit. And the Kimblewick is also enjoying increasing popularity in working equitation and among riders of Iberian horses. In this article, you will learn everything about...
