FEATURING REINSMAN EQUESTRIAN PRODUCTS
I have had the opportunity to work with Reinsman since its inception almost 15 years ago. At that time, I was asked by founders Bob Brandon and Glen Taylor to come on board with Reinsman to design and endorse the Sharon Camarillo Collection of bits and pads. The invitation was a God-send to me, as prior to Reinsman, the collection of bits I used in my programs were a selection from my personal collection. It was difficult to direct students to a source to find something similar. Today, the Sharon Camarillo Collection is available worldwide through Reinsman retailers and are featured products at our clinics.
Reinsman is dedicated to manufacture a quality product at an affordable price, and most importantly, to offer the best possible customer service. Reinsman manufactures over 500 styles of Made in America handmade bits, and a complete selection of saddle pads in an array of colors and styles. Reinsman’s strap goods and accessories offer the best leather in today’s markets with many different variations from which to choose.
Reinsman takes pride in utilizing the latest technology while consulting with industry professionals and horsemen to develop new styles and innovative designs with uncompromising consistency. Recently, Reinsman hired Dale Martin as Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Dale will be helping Reinsman in their production of saddles and strap goods.
FEATURED ITEMS
“Best Selling” Sweet Six: No. 744
This is the featured training bit in the Sharon Camarillo clinic programs. The unique design of the Sweet Six offers direct control similar to a ring snaffle, while offering additional control with the introduction of curb pressure.
The Sweet Six concept can serve as a training snaffle or a transition bit into a bridle. The sweet iron wrapped mouthpiece stimulates saliva and helps to keep a light feel in the horse’s mouth.
The Sweet Six has a lifetime guarantee.
Short Lifter: No. 713
This is truly one of the most universal bits in the Sharon Camarillo Collection. The Short Lifter Has a 7” cheek with a 5” ported mouthpiece. It helps to align the horse’s body while balancing the horse’s shoulders. The curb pressure offers a firm yet yielding rate control. The slight gag and independent motion of the shanks makes this bit an excellent transition from the ring snaffle.
This is the bit I recommend for horses that are over-bent and horses that have a difficult time traveling straight. It is one of my favorite bits for trail riding, cattle working or general all around riding. The key to adjustment is to create a small wrinkle in the horse’s mouth and insert two fingers between the curb and chin.
The Short Lifter has a lifetime guarantee.
“Economy” Split Training Rein: No. 7303
This is a ¾” weighted Harness Leather rein. I choose ¾” for the size of most riders hands. The weight of the rein is important so the horse feels the rein pressure when applied to his neck and helps to provide a “feel” between the rider’s hands and the horse’s mouth.
The rein is designed with a stopper for use with a running martingale and a button slot for use with the Sharon Camarillo German Martingale.
The rein is genuine Herman Oak Leather.
Cowboy Martingale: No. 7762
This leather fork martingale is truly unique. We encourage you to use it with the single or double training rein. The position of the button slot on the Sharon Camarillo split rein allows the rider to adjust the Cowboy Martingale to help ride collected and balanced on the horse.
The Sharon Camarillo training equipment will promote the athletic carriage by helping the horse to round in the back while elevating at the wither and poll.
The martingale is genuine Herman Oak Leather.