Sorrel horse tack colors

What is the difference between a chestnut and a sorrel horse? Are they different genetically? How can you determine what shade of red your horse or pony is? Coat color is a mysterious thing sometimes but this post will help you understand chestnut horses and sorrel horses with more clarity. #horses #colors #sorrel #chestnut #helpfulhorsehints

Keep it simple but interesting with this gorgeous tooled tack collection by Rafter T. The lovely floral detailing is set off by the black background lending a subtle but stunning look. Note - The boots and reins are shown for demonstration only and are not included in a tack set purchase. They may be purchased separately.

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One of the most essential pieces of tack a horse owner can have is a cinch. But let’s face it, many horse owners aren’t aware of how to measure their horse for a cinch, or how important it is to buy the correct size. In this article, we will help you navigate how to measure your horse for the perfect sized new cinch!

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Deck your horse in one of the most popular accessories of the year, Zuni turquoise. And don't forget to pick up the matching barrel reins! Please Note: The boots and reins are shown for demonstration only and are not included in a tack set purchase. They may be purchased separately.

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