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English SpursBelow you will find an excellent selection of English spurs for sale. There is usually the classic "Prince of Wales" spur along with many other styles. Common English Spur TermsPrince Of Wales - A highly popular and common style of English spur. Le spur - A style of English spur that usually does not have a shank. Instead, it has ridges or bumps called "teeth" (the number of teeth will vary on different models) on the inside of the spur. In a Western style of spur, the Le spur would be similar to a bumper spur. About English SpursEnglish spurs and different than Western spurs. While most Western spurs have a shank that ends in a rowel (a free spinning wheel of some type), most English spurs have a shank that ends in a variety of fixed (non-spinning) styles. English spurs also usually have shorter shanks than Western spurs to accommodate the leg position of the English rider, which is usually shorter and closer to a horse's sides than a Western rider's. Spur Shank Length and Shape If a rider's legs happen to be the right length to make their heels fall even with the horse's sides they won't need a spur with much of a shank. Their heels are already in the right place and they won't have to "reach" for the horse. Beginning riders still learning to control their leg position may want a shorter shank in order to help avoid spurring the horse unintentionally. Riders with long legs that hang low on a horse's sides may want longer shanks, or longer shanks that also turn upward, so it takes less movement on the part of the rider to close the distance gap. Also on eBay
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