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HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Fairrider Half Flat 20mm Black-Silver

€ 78.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Fairrider Half Flat 20mm Black-Black

€ 78.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Fairrider Half Round 25mm Black-Black

€ 78.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Slimline Bootprotect Multicolour

€ 56.95

Spurs Metalab Stump Black-Grey

€ 14.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Ultra Fit Extra Grip Multicolour

€ 56.95

Epplejeck

Knob Spurs Epplejeck RVS Multicolour

€ 21.95

Epplejeck

Knob Spurs Epplejeck RVS Multicolour

€ 19.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Ultra Fit Extra Grip Smooth Rowel Multicolour

€ 81.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Ultra Fit Extra Grip Rad Multicolour

€ 81.95

Harry's Horse

Spurs Harry's Horse Motion Other

€ 29.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Ultra Fit Extra Grip Comfort Roller Multicolour

€ 94.95

Compositi

Spurs Compositi Hotspur Black

€ 17.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs HS Ultra Fit Slimline Knob Multicolour

€ 41.95

Knob Spurs Sprenger Balkenhol RVS Multicolour

HS Sprenger

Knob Spurs Sprenger Balkenhol RVS Multicolour

€ 43.95

Epplejeck

Dummy Spurs Epplejeck RVS Multicolour

€ 19.95

Harry's Horse

Spurs Harry's Horse Schultheiss Multicolour

€ 29.95

Epplejeck

Spurs Epplejeck Ultrafit Multicolour

€ 29.95

Spurs BR Impuls Multicolour

€ 29.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Ultrafit Extra Grip Multicolour

€ 56.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs Sprenger Ultrafit Multicolour

€ 56.95

HS Sprenger

Spurs HS Ultra Fit Slimline Smooth Rowel Multicolour

€ 65.95

Harry's Horse

Spurs Rowel RVS Basic Multicolour

€ 22.95

Spurs BR Swan Neck Multicolour

€ 29.95

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Riding spurs at Epplejeck

Riding spurs are a metal tool that can help to make the horse move forward. They are attached to the heel of the boots by spur straps.

Riding spurs are used to refine the rider's aids and for more precision. Horses can get dull to the rider's leg, therefore spurs can be used to encourage the horse to react better and quicker. It helps the horse to react with more precision, without using more leg pressure.

When you want to start using spurs, you should make sure that you can ride your horse using all of your aids independently. For example, you should be able to use your seat without gripping with your legs, and use rein aids without affecting your seat. If you can't use all your aids independently, the usage of spurs will only confuse your horse.

There are many different kinds of riding spurs. You should use as little as possible, but as much as you need. If you aren't sure about which riding spurs you need, you can always ask your trainer.