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Brown Buck Brannaman Halter with red and black stripe tie on lead rope
TOTAL HORSEMANSHIP

The UKs leading horse rope and reins specialist

'It's all about the feel'

Welcome to Total Horsemanship. For nearly twenty years we've been the UKs leading maker and supplier of first class Rope Halters, Lead Ropes, Reins, Western Headstalls and more. All meticulously hand crafted for perfect feel and balance, using the highest quality materials available.

Blue with black and tan fleck braid on braid rope halter with black 22' rope attached with a carabiner clip
Blue with black and tan fleck braid on braid rope halter with black 22' rope attached with a carabiner clip
TOTAL HORSEMANSHIP

Ropes

Discover our unrivalled comprehensive range of Lead ropes, Lunge ropes and Lariat ropes. Our lead ropes come in a large selection of colours to compliment your horse. Bespoke ropes can also be made to order on request.

Headstall with rope reins and conchos
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Bridles & Headstalls

Working with the best American craftsmen, we stock the very best Bridles, Headstalls, slobber straps, chin straps and leather poppers. Handmade in the old world tradition of American cowboys. We only use the finest materials and hand finish all equipment making it comfortable for you and your horse.

Buck Brannaman parachute mecate reins with leather slobber straps
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Reins

The very best available - discover the range - braid on braid rope reins, parachute cord mecate reins & mane hair mecate reins.

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Clinicians

We're proud to work with some of the world's best clinicians from the world of natural horsemanship. Explore our range of equipment and educational tools designed and endorsed by the very best.

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We believe that it is important that horses are taught how to understand being tied up.  It is not in the horse’s nature to have their movement restricted, especially by being connected to something solid by a rope attached to their head. If a horse is startled and goes to move then pulls back against the head collar or halter and feels trapped, panic can ensue and injuries can occur.

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Why A Flag? Whether an older horse whom in some situations is uncertain or a young horse with little experience, a flag can help a hose to learn to handle stressful situations and let down; to become confident with motion and changing silhouettes, and can also help re-sensitise a horse that may have become dull to the handler.

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