TuffRider brings you a vast line of quality footwear and apparel for ladies, men, and children at remarkable prices.

TuffRider offers an amazing line of equestrian footwear and apparel for men, ladies, and kids. Get excellent quality and fashion forward styles that won't break the bank!

TuffRider Mens Baroque Dress Boots are traditionally styled tall boots perfect for the male rider looking for comfort and convenience in an affordable, well made boot.

These elegant TuffRider Ladies Baroque Dress Boots are designed for riders of all levels and are perfect for the show ring. Classic features like Spanish tops, rounded toe, and a back zipper with a snap closure make these tall dress boots a logical choice.

TuffRider offers an amazing line of equestrian footwear and apparel for men, ladies, and kids. Get excellent quality and fashion forward styles that won't break the bank!

TuffRider offers an amazing line of equestrian footwear and apparel for men, ladies, and kids. Get excellent quality and fashion forward styles that won't break the bank!

The TuffRider Men's Baroque Lace Up Laced Paddock Boots are beautiful, traditional riding boots designed for men. The lace up front allows for a snug fit each ride, boot pulls behind the ankle allow for easy on/off, and spur rests are added to avoid a bouncing spur.

The TuffRider Ladies Baroque Front Zip Paddock Boots are a fan favorite! With traditional details such as a rounded toe with a punched toe cap and spur rests, these are great for showing and schooling.

TuffRider's highest quality boot, for Men! The TuffRider Men's Baroque Front Zip Paddock Boots w/ Metal Zipper are made of a full grained leather, making it the perfect choice for any ring or discipline.

TuffRider's best paddock boot for children! The TuffRider Children's Baroque Front Zip Paddock Boots w/ Metal Zipper are classic and ideal for the show ring.

Tuffrider provides you with these durable and water-resistant boots to let a rider complete her look. These Starter Paddock Boots are perfect to protect your feet from getting dirty and wet.

Tuffrider provides you with these durable and water-resistant boots to let a rider complete her look. These Starter Paddock Boots are perfect to protect your feet from getting dirty and wet.

TuffRider's best-selling paddock boot is now available in men's sizes! The TuffRider Men's Starter Front Zip Paddock Boots are affordable and durable for all day, every day use.

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At Jump USA Tack Shop, we blend quality, innovation, and affordability to bring you the best equestrian gear. Shop now to discover our exclusive range of gear!

At Jump USA Tack Shop, we blend quality, innovation, and affordability to bring you the best equestrian gear. Shop now to discover our exclusive range of gear!

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An accomplished horseman, Varun Timmy Sharma, established JPC in 1990. JPC has been supplying equestrian sporting and riding products worldwide.

Developing a good topline is the natural consequence of good training. By teaching the horse to move in a healthy way we are developing the muscles that are essential for carrying a rider.

As a veterinarian, I have been confronted with many cases of lameness – especially in the front legs; tendon injuries, problems in the navicular area or the fetlock joints. What has often suprised me is the age of the horses. Young horses were already struggling with lameness and back pain.

Core strength is a current buzzword in fitness and riding. People talk about core strength as if that’s the key to good riding. A lot of riders believe a 6-pack is their ticket to finding true balance in the saddle. Unfortunately, things are not so simple.

A horse out of vertical balance cannot bend his body sideways in a correct way. A correct lateral flexion (sidebend) is equally divided over the entire spine from head to tail (see picture 1 below). I very often see horses with too much sideway bending in the neck and no or too little sidebend in the core.

The most common way of training involves placing the head and neck in a certain position. The theory is that by doing so, the back will lift – but this is not really the case. You can try it yourself.

Finding a truly appropriate, adequately sound horse in the horse industry can be the equivalent of crossing a minefield!!