Paddock boots are the most versatile piece of footwear in English riding. They work for schooling, barn chores, trail rides, and paired with half chaps...

If you're choosing between half chaps and full chaps as an English rider, the decision is simpler than it looks. These two pieces of gear...

Breastplate vs martingale is one of the most common tack questions riders ask, and the confusion is understandable. Both pieces run across the horse's chest,...

A hay bag is a nylon or canvas container that holds hay and allows a horse to pull it out through one or more openings....

Hunter/jumper show attire has more rules than it appears from the rail, and the rulebook itself doesn't always make things easy. The USEF uses vague...

Shopping for a horse person is either very easy or very hard, depending on how well you know them. If you know what they ride,...

A fly mask seems simple enough. Mesh over the face, job done. But put the wrong one on your horse and you will spend the...

When you start shopping for a fly mask, the first decision is straightforward. Eyes only, with ears, or with a nose cover? For a lot...

Tall English riding boots are one of the few pieces of gear that actually change how you ride. A good pair stabilizes your lower leg,...