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Tack
Tack is the term used specifically for the harness of a horse, which includes amongst other things (and largely consists of), a saddle and bridle of a ridden horse; and the harness and bridle of a driven horse.
Traditionally these items are made of leather, however, more modern materials are now also used. A workshop or shop that makes or sells such items is often referred to as a 'saddlery' or 'tack shop'.
In addition to saddles, and harnesses, all manner of associated equestrian items pertaining to the care of the horse are referred to colloquially as 'tack', including:
saddles (numnahs), bridles (head pieces), bits, rugs, blankets, clippers, and even equestrian clothing.
Categories
- Riding Saddles (English: Dressage, Eventing, Jumping, Polo, Racing, Saddle Seat, Showing | Western: All Event, Barrel Racer, Cutting, Endurance, Plantation, Pleasure, Ranch, Roper, Show Equitation and Show Saddles)
- Girth, Numnah, Saddle Cloth, Stirrup Irons, Stirrup Leathers
- Horse Bridles (Bitless, Bosal, Double, Endurance, Hackamore, Sidepull, Snaffle and Western Bridles)
- Browband, Cavesson, Cheekpiece, Crownpiece, Noseband, Throatlash 'Throatlatch', Reins
- Horse Bits (Continental, D-Ring, Double Bridle 'Bradoon and Weymouth', Eggbut, Full Cheek, Filet Baucher 'Hanging Cheek', Fulmer, Gag, Kimblewick, Loose Ring, Pee Wee, Pelham, Specialist, Sweet Iron and Copper Bits)
- Harnesses (Medieaval, Breast Strap, Classical)
- Horse Rugs (Exercise, Fleece, Fly, Foal, Sweat, Stable, Turnout and Under Rugs)
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- Riding Whips (Riding and Hunting Crop, Dressage Whip, Jumping Whip, Lunging Whip, Hunting Whip, Driving Whip)
- Riding Boots (Over Reach, Tendon, Brushing, Fetlock, Sausage, Travel, Magnetic, Knee, Water, Over, Speedicut, Covering, Hock)
- Studs, Shoes, Bandages
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