Colt specialist Trinity Haggard talks through the bits he uses on young horses in the A&C Racing and Roping program.

Rhen Richard breaks down the bits he uses most in his horse training program on head and heel horses—from futurity horses to NFR mounts.

Trevor Brazile doesn't ride the best horses in the business on accident. The 26-time World Champion controls each part of his program, focusing closely on the bit he's using at each stage of the game.

Justin Briggs discusses how he progresses from riding colts in a halter through to the snaffle and curb bits, as well as discussing the bits he uses when heading and heeling on Rollo.

Larry Coats knows a thing or two about picking out the perfect saddle. Listen as he discusses how to pick the correct seat size for your saddle.

We take you into Trevor Brazile’s tack room with Brazile and Miles Baker to listen to how they talk to one another about bits and how each uses bits in their program.

Joseph Harrison walks us through his go-to bit collection for head and heel horses

Ryan Motes has a bit collection that spans generations and disciplines. In this exclusive video, Motes walks you through his entire bit collection and explains how each bridle affects the horses he rides. He talks about shanks, ports, chains, solid mouthpieces, purchase, curb straps and more.

Justin Briggs shares his thoughts on how riders should adjust when using a mechanical hackamore and how this tool is designed to function.

Trevor Brazile keeps saddle-fit easy: He sticks to a tree he knows works and switches between two pads depending on the horse's back. In this video, Brazile breaks down how each saddle should fit each horse and explains how he keeps his program simple in that department.

Brad Lund & Dakota Kirchenschlager talk through their collection of working bridles, describing the differences between shank bits, solid bits, chain bits and ports. They also talk about preferences in headgear and tie-downs.

Dustin Egusquiza tries to take the pressure off a nervous young head horse by taking the tie-down off. In this video he explains. 

How tight should your reins be when you're heeling? Hunter Koch and Wesley Thorp demonstrate. 

How should your bit and tie-down be adjusted on a young head horse? Miles Baker and Trevor Brazile explain. 

A hingeport correction is a common choice for ropers and trainers alike, and the bit can help add flex through the corner. Here's how Brazile uses it.

Correction bits have their place in the right hands in the roping pen. Here's how to use them in your program.

How should your saddle and pad fit your rope horse? Jake Barnes breaks it down.

Trevor Brazile has won 26 world titles and brings those skills to his partnership with Cactus Ropes. With Cactus' Barry Berg, Brazile has designed his Relentless line of ropes that's ready to go from the first swing.