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love me a roan

Well done.

Awesome. Thank you Dennis! I use to do this years ago...but could not remember exactly how to secure the latigos. And, now that I am riding western again I want those strings outta my way, unless used!

Unfortunately I can’t see what your doing due to the writing on the screen

I always enjoy your videos Mr. Moorland. Years ago l purchased one of your mohair chinchas. Best chincha l have ever owned . Now needs new string, contact ed you awhile back to send it in . Well...l procrastinated and didn't do it . I recently went to youth website and found out that you have retired. Just want to sincerely wish you a happy retirement and thank you for sharing your knowledge and skill in the tack industry.

Might have been good info but please blow your nose and quit sniffing on the video

I was always told horses hate loud noises?

Where can I buy the longer rivets?

Your business card is crap

Thanks so much but could you please do a tutorial on how to make a slip knot?

I have a showman bridle set and although it does not provide me with the string knots as yours does, it does have a screw. I do not know the kind so do not know how to listen this screw to attach my bit and reins. HELP!

Those playboys read a cow so well. All business.

Thanks for the information Ms. Lindy.

My father is Chuck Fraser and he invented this Bridal. It’s spelt Fraser not Frazier and he hasn’t seen a scent from it for over 50 years. How can you sell this Bridal and not give credit where credit is due. Chuck Fraser is one of the most famous cowboy’s in all of Texas. This bridal has been a major contribution to the cutting horse industry and I can’t believe that no one from the Dennis Moreland Tack Company ever reached out to my father about this amazing bridal. It’s un-American.

If you are going to tell people how to use ROMAL reins, do it right. The ONLY class there is a penalty when using ROMAL reins properly in an AQHA class is in the reining. The reined work portion of the cow horse class is exempt from the reining rule.

Outstanding!!!

Thank you again Mr. Moreland. Question: Would you use mecate with shank bit or only with snaffle?

Thank you, for such a simple but detailed instruction! Much appreciated from Northwestern Ontario, Canada.

How much rope to tie a hackamore

they ought to put those steers on the race track, they're pretty quick.

The horses I ride don’t even know how to neck rein lol

Love your videos. So helpful. Thank you so much

What about the roughout seat? Do you use anything to treat it?

It's my first rawhide at I have ever owned I always wanted the cowboy hat how do I prevent rain from touching it

Thank you for the video! I just picked up a bosal bridle today and needed to learn how to fix my Fiador and Macate reins too it. Very informative

That was so helpful.

good content, thanks!

does this stress out the cows?

Is the bit and bridle generally how loose you ride your horses? Just curious about how loose the bridle is and the purpose.

How's that off side hock?

That’s almost more AC/DC than on my own playlist. ❤

My fiador is far too big for my little mare's head. Is there any way I can adjust the part under the chin and make it shorter?

Nicely done! Time to order!

Good advice. Bad on the long shank bit and aggressive spurs.

Brilliant.

Humans abusing animals. Other humans cheering them on.

Can I use the slobber straps and a mecate on a 51 inch tall pony?

Are they okay to use for my 51 inch pony?

Wonderful video. I’m teaching my horse how to rope and will need the horn space so the last method will work wonders for my situation. Thank you!

This is really cool. I'm going to fix my old work belt like this. 20 years ain't long enough for a good belt.

great information - thanks for sharing

How does the horse know which animal he's going to be working on?

Good to make sure the center D ring of the girth is center between the front legs so you don't rub the inside of the horses leg raw.

Really good info!

Not a friendly sidepull.

Texans explaining Californio style riding and tack.

Now I've seen everything - even the ultimate in stupidity from a guy who found a camera and a cowboy hat and didn't know what either was for. Why in the world would you want to tie up saddle strings? Even that is a mis-spoken comment since all he has done is tie up ONE saddle string while the other is left dangling. What you do when you attempt this feat is to permanently disfigure the bottom string so that it will look like the curled sideburns of a Hasidic Jew. Another graphic image for you to conjure up: When you see those two strings together, think of a cork screw and an ice pick side by side. If those saddle strings are in your way for any reason, that I cannot imagine, a simple pair of wire cutters will snip them off like rose stems and you won't have the problem any longer. And it's a lot less confusing than trying to wrap a bullwhip handle.

Excelent tip

Thank you!

it is nice to see in that TIGHT stop and turn movement how the horses uses all the muscles to stop VERY quickly from fast speed. Have to remember that horses are quite heavy too. One word: Athletes.