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Tough1 Canvas Horn Bag with Leather Accents

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The perfect horn bag to keep essentials close at hand while on a relaxing trail ride. The rugged cotton canvas is reinforced with strong leather to withstand regular use on the trails. Easy to clean synthetic backing along entire underside of bag helps keep canvas free of horse sweat and dirt. Each side features a spacious 8” x 6 ½” pocket with 3” gussets. Adjustable leather buckles keep both pockets securely closed. Strong hardware and water-resistant finish will make this your go to bag in all conditions. Horn loop and D-rings with saddle strings make securing this bag to any saddle a breeze.
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Rugged cotton canvas
Reinforced with durable leather
Buckle closures
Easily slips over saddle horn
8" x 6 1/2" pockets with 3" gussets
Trail Riding Basics for Young and New Riders

Fall is the perfect season to hit the trails, and for young or new riders, their first trail ride can be exciting but also nerve-wracking at the same time. After hundreds of trail miles ridden, veteran trail rider Brandy Miller has experienced many firsts and many do-not-want-to-do-again moments. She shares some advice with riders so they can experience the best of trail riding in the safest way possible.  

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Trail Ride Etiquette

Autumn is prime trail riding season, making it a favorite time of year for many horse enthusiasts. The prospect of spending hours in the saddle, aboard your favorite horse, spending time with friends, and taking in crisp, fresh air is a horse lover’s dream. Successful trail rides don’t happen without ample time to plan, proper packing of saddle bags and choosing the right horses to hit the trails. It's important that each trail rider follows a list of rules and proper etiquette to help ensure a future for trail riders. 

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Saddle Bags 101: Prep Before You Ride

Your next trail riding adventure is planned—the trailer is packed, and your horse is ready to go. But what about your gear? Knowing what to bring on a trail ride can be tricky. How much is too much, and what type of bag do you really need? Should you pack a saddle bag, a horn bag, or both? If you're unsure about the difference—or what essentials to carry—we've got you covered.

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