Horse & Rider

We regularly get questions on how to match brown riding boots with your clothes and gear.  As a general rule we will people you can match them with anything as long as you are not brining in too many colours....

Finding the perfect fly rub for a Welsh cob can be challenging due to their broad shoulders and broad chests combined with shorter backs. Until now! Our fly rug is made to with extra room for chunkier horses. With a strong...

Swinging fender saddle is an Australian stock saddle used all over the world for many different activities which demands long hours in the saddle and a more comfortable seat for the rider. Swinging fender saddle is suitable for starting young...

Australian stock whips originates from the english hunting whip, and is used for mustering cattle. They are made of nylon or plaited leather with a stiff handle. The leather used is usually redhide, greenhide or sometimes kangaroo leather. They make...

 Australian stock saddles are famous worldwide for their comfort and durability, hence it is the preferred choice for riders who spends hours every day in the saddle. With their deep seat and high cantle and knee pads they provide greater...

When asked to describe a lasso as well as what it is used for, most people would simply tell you that it is a piece of rope that cowboys and ranch owners use to capture horses and cattle. While this...

How to Ride a EA Dressage Test & Receive a good score 1) Prepararation Make sure you sign up for a test within your abilities. Train with a dressage coach on a regular basis to get advise from an experienced...

The term bombproofing is used to describe the process of training your horse by the use of a logical plan to make certain that it is calm in situations where their flight response usually kicks in -  circumstances like the presence...