The MN Horse Expo was nearly two months ago, but I can't pass the opportunity to show off the items I purchased! I only bought one new item, long lines. I bought a pair of driving reins about a year ago, but they are too short to be much use - unless I want to stand directly behind my horses's back legs. I've been eyeing prices online, so when I found a cheaper pair at the expo I jumped on the opportunity. Not to mention, I didn't have to pay shipping. I've used them a couple times, but no pictures yet.
Driving reins coiled on the right. |
I scoured the halter section of the huge 4H tack swap for anything that resembled Parelli brand tack. I didn't care if it was the right size - if it's Parelli and only $5-$20 I'm going to buy it! I found a Parelli hackamore set for about $20. I had no clue whether it would fit or not, but if it didn't I could remove the 22' lead from the halter it was tied to. After doing some research, I discovered the hackamore is one size fits all. And it fits!
It fits better than my other halter. |
The last item I purchased was a halter. It does not fit my horse, since it is pony/weanling sized. I guess there must be some baby horses in my future?
I already have a pony/weanling sized Parelli halter from when I used to ride a pony. I may or may not have a halter hoarding problem . . . but someday I plan on having horses to fill them all. Maybe not all at the same time. We'll see.
Finding good stuff second hand or at a major mark down is always so satisfying.
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DeleteYou’re smart to buy good used tack. Some of it is very high priced new, but lasts forever.
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