English Tack
Placed on a horse's back to help the rider.
English Saddle
A device placed on the back of a horse, where the rider usually sits.
Western saddle
A device used to clean the horse's hair coat after being loosed by the curry comb.
Brush
A device that is placed on a horse's head to help lead them.
Halter
Worn over English boots and used to reinforce the rider's leg cues.
English spurs:)
Aids worn on western boots used to reinforce the rider's leg cues.
Western Spurs
Plastic, rubber, or metal device used to loosen caked mud, dirt, dust and remove loose hair.
Curry Comb
Metal that is typically placed on horse's hooves to protect and correct and feet issues they may have.
Horseshoe
A band that runs underneath the horse, buckles at each end, therefore holding the saddle in place.
English Girth:)
A device that is placed under a western saddle to protect a horse's back.
Western Saddle Pad
A tool used to remove tangles from the horse's mane and tail
Comb
Fabric that provides warmth to a horse and prevents the horse from growing a thick winter coat.
Blanket
A device that consists of reins, a headstall, and a bit, all used to help control the horse.
A device placed in a horse's mouth and connected to a headstall.
Bit
A tool used to clean dirt out of horse's hooves.
Hoof Pick
A device that is wrap around the leg for support or protection.
Leg wraps
A metal device attached to the saddle where the rider's feet typically go.
Stirrup Irons/ English Stirrups
A chain used in conjunction with a bit to provide more leverage.
A tool used to remove excess water or sweat off of a horse.
Sweat Scraper
Rubber protective boots that fit down the horse's hoof.
Bell Boot