Collaborating with top performance horsemen gives Tom Balding an edge in the bit- and spur-making industry.

Use these savvy tips to efficiently load your bedroll for your next adventure.

Your performance horse’s legs carry you to accomplish all of your riding goals, from reining to cutting, working cow horse to roping. It makes sense that protecting your horse’s legs through every slide, spin and turn tops your list of concerns.

From north to south, no horse is immune to pesky flies. While the equine fly mask is the usual hero, the overlooked weapon is that of fly boots.

Winters explains why this oft-misunderstood bit is revered by horsemen who appreciate a finished bridle horse.

Bitmaker Jim Edwards explains how two of his most popular bits work and why horses respond well to them.

A loping hackamore is a piece of equipment that can be used on a green horse or an experienced horse that needs a break from a bit.

NRCHA Million Dollar Rider Jon Roeser explains why an unmarked snaffle bit is his go-to bit. https://youtu.be/XUCQZT0Fjr8 The name…

Richard Winters discusses the snaffle and the proper way to use the bit.

For an unexpected step back into saddlemaking time, take a tour of Veach Saddlery Company and you’ll be reminded of when every town had a local saddle shop, the annual rodeo was a community’s largest spectacle, and the West was still wild.