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1. Playmobil Farm - Made in Europe Toys It's a beautiful day at the Playmobil Horse Farm. There's so much to see and do with the detailed Playmobil Horse Farm that horse enthusiasts will have hours of fun with this play set. The Playmobil Horse Farm is a farm building with an open...
2. RUNNING HORSE TACK SHOP Running Horse Tack Shop Is Very Unquie Equestrian Tack Shop.Not Only Do We Carry Equestrian Tack And Clothing.We Also Make Custom Items, As Well. We Had An Ebay Store Running Horse Tack Shop Listed Under Mollydog5134, For Several Years. We...
3. The Latest in Maintenance Free Horse Barns & Shelters There is a common belief by Horse Owners that their Horses need a "Barn" . Actually the Horse needs Shelter from Wind and Steady rain, cold temperatures don't really affect the Domestic Horse as many think. They evolved from the steppes of Asia,and...
4. Mecate Reins- A history and how to tie the reins The Mecate is the rein portion of the horse tack, called the Hackamore. The Hackamore is a type of headgear for horse training. The unique part of the Hackamore is that it does not have a bit. It uses a braided noseband called a Bosal. The Bosal is a...
5. Romel Reins- Rage of the Sage Vaquero's, which in Spanish means, "Cowboys", were Spanish horseman. Their style of horsemanship and training has had an influence on the "Traditional American Cowboy". Their unique style spread from Europe all the way to the...
6. Breast Collar Straps A Breast Collar attaches to the front of the saddle, cross the horse's chest, and usually has a strap that runs between the horse's front legs and attaches to the girth. They keep the saddle from sliding back or sideways. Breast Collars is us...
7. Dressage, not Stressage! May this lens bring you insights and food for thought: whether a newbie stepping for the first time into the dancing world of Dressage or whether an accomplished professional maintaining the rhythm into it, I dearly hope that what so many horses have...
8. Cowboy Spurs-a history Spurs, not just a tool but an art form. Spurs can be traced back to the Roman Legions of Julius Caesar . The Romans developed the spurs in order to have a way to steer their horses with their legs, while leaving their hands free to fight. These earl...
9. The Equine Outlet The Equine Outlet is an online equine mall for horse owners, where resources for almost every equine need can be found. Please feel free to browse and add your favorites. The more you participate, the better we are able to take care of our horses....
10. Cutting Horses Cutting is an equestrian event in the western riding style where a horse and rider are judged on their ability to separate a calf away from a cattle herd and keep it away for a short period of time. The horses involved are typically Quarter horses,...
11. How to Enjoy a Well Planned Horse Barn & Facility One of our passions is to help people enjoy the wonderful relationship  of Man & Horse, providing a lifestyle rich in the reward of accomplishment and personal growth. We have assumed a huge responsibilities when we "domesticated&quo...
12. Rawhide Romels & Quirts In the Vaquero tradition, a quirt with a long handle, known as a romal, was attached to the end of a closed set of reins. In Spanish the word is spelled "ramal" . In Spanish, "El ramal" means literally a branch road, a division, or a ramification. T...
13. Women of Rodeo in the 1800s Most women of the 1800's learned to ride out of necessity from helping on the ranch and practicing the skills of the range. From an early age, women could stay in the saddle, break a bronc and rope a steer. In the late 1800's, the younger horsewomen...
14. Horse And Pony Things Everything for you and your horse in one place. Whether you are looking for equipment for the stable or riding gear you will find it here.www.horsebitsandpieces.com Sign up for our newsletter. Your email address is safe with us. CLICK HERE TO SIGN U...
15. Cowboy Mounted Shooting is a Growing Equestrian Sport Cowboy Mounted Shooting is growing big time throughout the United States, Big Time!! The history of Cowboy Mounted Shooting begins with the invention of firearms. Way back when, the Cavalrymen used mounted shooting drills to hone their skills. And o...
16. Alpaca Mecates Buckaroo Leather is proud to offer 100% Alpaca Mecates-hand made here in the United States Buckaroo Leather is proud to have found a family run Alpaca ranch in South East Colorado. The Alpacas are shorn each year and the family has an integral part...
17. Rawhide Horse Tack Rawhide is the hide of an animal that has been kept it is natural state and not treated. Leather is the hide of an animal that been altered by a special "pickling" process called "tanning." After the tanning process is completed the hide is termed "t...
18. Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Winners Buckaroo Leather Company would like to congratulate all the 2008 Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Winners! (Pictured to the left) Buckaroo Leather Company is a proud corporate and Championship Award Incentive Fund Sponsor. For the first time C...
19. 1800s Cattle Women The following is an excerpt from the book "Daughters of the West", by Anne Seagraves. In 1870, Kittie Wilkins built and empire that encompassed a large area of Southern Idaho, northern Nevada and eastern Oregon. She became an outstanding rancher and...
20. History of Leather The use of animal hides for clothing and basic survival items can be traced back as far as Early Man in the Paleolithic period. Cave paintings discovered in caves near Lerida in Spain depict the use of leather clothing. Man hunted wild animals for fo...