Horse Training Tack and Equipment
For Improving Your Horse’s
Performance
Horse Training Tack™
Professional quality horse training equipment
Using the right tack and horse training equipment can make a big difference. On this page, you’ll find the tools used by many of the top cutting, reining & performance horse trainers.
Every item listed is professional quality and proven to produce good results. Take a look at each item, then read the description and training tips on how it’s used.
Coming soon… Special hobbles and leg restraints that are much safer to use on your horse.
Coming soon… Hackamores (bosals) that are designed to work right and look good too.
- Iconoclast Support Boots New and absolutely the best!
- Mechanical Cow
- German Martingale
- Special Snaffle Bits
- Curb & Transition Bits
- Headstalls & Reins
- Easy Stops
- HeadSetter
- Spurs
A special message from trainer, Larry Trocha
I want to assure you the training equipment offered on this website are products that I believe in and use personally. You will see me using this exact same equipment in many of my training videos.
If you come to my training stable, you will see it in my tack room and on the horses I am riding. You can confidently invest in this training equipment knowing you are getting the real deal.
Sincerely, Larry Trocha
what is the name of your saddle maker
thanks Sal R
On the reining training video to teach your horse to spin..where could I buy a bridle like the one you use I’m new too the western style us mexican ride different so I don’t know if there’s bridle brands or there all the same just wanna know how its called
Hi JR,
The bit you refer to is simply a low-port curb bit with 8″ shanks.
This particular bit is made of iron.
Larry T
Hi Larry
Sorry I haven’t commented sooner, I have been frustrated with myself because my horse has decided she doesn’t want to do the stops and back ups for me. I usually use the standard snaffle bit, my girlfriend has a correctional bit, so I decided I would try that. Well she does it a with that in her mouth and only plays up a little every now and again. But when I don’t have that bit in she wont do it. I have just finished reading your news letter ” I just can’t get my horse to do it ” I feel a lot better, I know that most of the problem is me, but having said that I know my horse is a little lazy and stubborn. I just don’t want to mess my horse up, after all I am just a beginner.
Regards
Allison
Hi Larry;
I just purchased your training video for bucking & disrespectful behavior and am so excited to be watching and learning from them!! Please tell me how I can order the aluminum noseband training bosal that you are using in your video!! Thank you for the newsletters and all your help!!
Kelly
Hi Kelly,
Log in and go to this page:
http://online.horsetrainingvideos.com/groundwork-correction/
You’ll see the info below the video.
Larry T
Hi larry I watched your video about stop and back up on YouTube. I had one question that I couldn’t get from the video.
When you want your horse to back up after the stop because they didn’t stop good enough, do you
1. Ask for the stop, then release, then back up
Or
2. Ask for the stop with no release and back up
Thank you!