I use this halter to walk every horse in my barn. Horses respect a rope halter a lot more than a leather one.

In winter, I pay extra attention to keeping my horses' hooves from drying out. This is part of my regular hoof-care routine.

For a horse that already carries himself between the reins, when I work more on the neck rein. Solid and quiet in the mouth, with tongue relief.

For young horses that need a little more time to feel me before direct pressure comes.

For advanced horses that know the question but don't always want to answer. The delay gives them time to decide.

I put these on every time I work a reining horse.

The bit I use most in my own training. Soft silicone, meant to encourage relaxation and acceptance.

Heavier on purpose, so it carries meaning. For an advanced horse moving to one hand.

Like the gag snaffle, for horses sensitive on the tongue. It stays open over the tongue.

For a young horse that carries himself on a loose rein and listens to the neck rein.