Equestrian Apparel Blog

One of the biggest differences in quality horse tack is the difference between Western horse tack and English horse tack. If you are not sure which type of horse tack you will need it is a good idea to speak to someone who is knowledgeable on the subject before you make any purchases. Your selection of  bits and reins is also important. It is critical to keep in mind that different types of reins may work better with some horses than with others. Finding the right bit is particularly important when you purchase a horse that has limited riding experience. The Equestrian Corner uses only quality assured manufacturers for their products, so you can expect the best when you order from this retailer.

Henri De Rivel Reins

When you saddle up do you run a mental check list making sure all your safety equipment is in place? It’s important to remember the horse riding equipment to protect your horse as well. To keep your horse from cuts, scrapes and bruises, you must protect their legs. You should make sure that you are stocked up on protection equipment, such as bell boots, equine leg wraps, bandages, and splint boots. You want to keep your horse safe and lessen any chance of injury. It is also very important to check you saddle strap settings every time.   If the doesn’t fit right  it can cause the horse pain and over time, injury. Make sure the saddle fits and is comfortable for both you and the horse so it is doing more good than harm. You can find various styles of equestrian saddle pads to fit under the saddle to protect it from rubbing against the horse’s back.  you can count on theequestriancorner.com for the horse tack and riding equipment you need.

The weather is still warm but we’re about to enter the ‘ber’ months.  The of course means we’ll be changing the way we dress – not only from summer to fall, but often from morning to evening change outs.  If you are looking for childrens or ladies equestrian riding apparel like ladies riding straight legged tights, or any of the other Kerrits clothing line, maybe some Kerrits Eco Tees, there is always a great selection only a mouse click away at www.theequestriancorner.com.  You will want to fave this site on all the social media sites.  They have apparel and riding accessories for everyone in your family, including your horse and even your dog.

I was bloghopping today and was looking for some riding apparel.  I was particularly looking for a nice casual ride jacket.  Of course a search for that can bring back hundreds of results.  I found a website that sells not only my riding apparel but also sells horse tack and horse blankets.  They even have accessories for both horses and riders.  I chose 2 shirts and a new bridle for Trick Pony.  When I got to checkout I noticed I qualified for the over $99 free shipping option.  Win-Win at this www.theequestriancorner.com site.

Horse Riding Apparel

Tack refers to the equipment worn by horses in the course of their use as domesticated animals. English and Western are the two kinds of horse tack. The tack consists of a halter, saddle, saddle pad, stirrup, bridle, girth (for English)/cinches (for Western), lead ropes martingale, harnesses, and breast plates.

This equipment plays a key role in keeping both the horse and rider safe and comfortable, so it requires care and training on the part of the rider in the proper use and conditions to utilize each piece.  The equipment and accessories of tack may be found at traditional equestrian stores or can be purchased online through horse and rider websites.  The Equestrian Corner offers a great selection of equipment at reasonable prices, so you can shop at your convenience and have the order shipped direct to your door.  No more going store to store and being disappointed with the selection.  Visit their website at TheEquestrianCorner.com to view their product selections  or contact 1-866-908-1082 to speak with a knowledgeable customer support person.

Equestrian  riders know that you have to own the right horse riding equipment. It is easy to be knowledgeable about the basics of riding equipment such as a riding helmet, riding gloves,  and riding boots, but how do you know what to choose?  The style of riding you do will help determine what style of riding boots you need. For example, equestrian dress boots are the perfect to complete dressage show attire for English-style riding. Dress boots are designed to fit close to your leg and are made of fine leather. Equestrian field boots are also tall boots that can be worn in show, but are casual enough for everyday riding. Field boots lace up the front and either zip up the back or side of the boot, or pull on. Paddock and jodhpur boots are durable, low-cut boots made especially for every day pleasure riding and barn work.

Riders just somehow understand they must be sure to always select horse riding equipment that fits and ensures the comfort of your horse so that the equipment does not do any harm, but instead enhances your ride. Horse riding saddles vary in style to match the type of riding you do. When selecting your riding saddle make sure it fits your size and breed of horse. You can find saddles for all purpose, close contact, dressage, event and saddles for jumping. Make sure your horse is comfortable and take care to minimize rubbing from the saddle while riding with equestrian saddle pads made with a technical fit. Find a great selection of  styles as well as saddle pads at TheEquestrianCorner.com to ensure function and fashion for every event.

This Advance Technology helmet is a very popular item on The Equestrian Corner’s website.  It’s very affordable and is built with three-point adjustable retention system and Dial Fit System (DFS) technology assure a proper fit with just a turn of the dial. Your Equestrian apparel is never complete without your helmet, especially for show rings and special events. Usually riding helmets reflect the traditional style of riding. The classic riding helmet is covered with black velvet or velveteen and has a small, visor-like brim. More recently, smooth finish helmets without a fabric cover have become popular. In the hunter-jumper world, one new concept features a light plastic shell with a decorative ventilation strip down the center.  This helmet provides the ultimate in rider comfort on hot days and during competitions.

Equestrian men are always are looking for a great fitting comfortable pair of riding breeches. Riders are wanting to have comfort and style while on the trail, at the paddock or at the feed store. Traditional mens riding breeches were 100% cotton material – a great fabric, but when you’re trying to get up in the saddle pure cotton does not stretch for comfort, and the smooth texture allows too much slippage in the saddle. TuffRider offers the solution – a pair of full seat breeches with just enough spandex to stretch for leg and hip movement. The Grand Prix full seat men’s breech features UltraGripp faux seude seat to ensure a secure grip in the saddle. During competition men want to own the competition. To add confidence in posture and dressage, the classic mens show breeches features 4 pockets and belt loops. Take a look around this online site and enjoy shopping at TheEquestrianCorner.com. Watch for deals in both men and women’s equestrian apparel throughout the site!

I’ve been looking all summer for a new pair of jodhpurs.  Now, I’m just a casual rider, but I love the feel of great fitting jodhpurs.  TuffRider is one of my favorite manufacturers.  Maybe that’s because they fit me so well and run very true to size.  I’m a traditional at-the-waist style girl, and I like to pair my jodhpurs with TuffRider Paddock boots.  I was shopping online today, and I found my two favorite items both at one place, and both on Summer Sale.  Do I dare even disclosing my secret equestrian place?  It’ll be okay.  I’ve already checked out my shopping cart at www.theequestriancorner.com.  If you’re not familiar with this retailer (and who isn’t),   they carry a Complete Selection of products for men, women, and young rider across all horse disciplines — eventing, endurance, dressage, hunter/jumper, or just the casual rider.