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(More customer reviews)This is the way I was taught to ride, with the same equipment, and to handle horses. My great grandfather braided horsehair ropes and reins, and we used the bosal. I'm passing this one on to my dad, who knows these ranches, and grew up this way too.
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With their slick-fork saddles and silver spade bits, the Californio Vaqueros still trail cattle through the golden hills of California. Meet the men and women who work the ranches and carry the tradition forward stalwarts like Ernie Morris, the descendants of expert horsemen Bill and Tom Dorrance, spade bit man Bruce Sandifer, Jay and Deeth Harney and the young folks who are reviving the vaquero traditions. From the hackamore, to the two-rein, to straight up in the bridle, see how they make a horse as fluid as silk. Learn their secrets to braiding the rawhide reata and throwing the figure eight.
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