3 New Year’s Resolutions for Horse Owners This Year

The start of a new year is the conventionally perfect time to take stock of where you are in life, where you want to be, and how you can make that gap smaller over the next 365 days. For horse owners, this is also a good opportunity to assess your horse’s needs and current care…. Read more »

Protect Your Horse from These 4 Winter Hoof Woes

In winter, everybody wants to curl up by the fireplace to escape the blustery winds, biting chill, and wet snowfall waiting for them outside. Unfortunately for horse owners, that’s not always an option! No matter how unkind winter weather conditions may be, you need to get out to your horse everyday to ensure they have… Read more »

7 Grooming Tips for a Healthy & Beautiful Horse

How often do you take a shower? Brush your hair? Brush your teeth? Hopefully everyday (or at least a few times a week). Keeping up with personal hygiene is important for staying healthy and feeling good in your skin. Well, the same goes for your horse. The only difference is that horses aren’t too great… Read more »

All About Horse Tack

When you ride your first horse, one of the most important care aspects you’ll learn about is tack. Horse tack is the equipment used to prepare a horse to be ridden, and a rider to ride and control the horse. If you decide to become a horse owner, one of your primary responsibilities will be… Read more »

Common Health Problems to Watch for in Your Horse

If you’re a horse owner and lover, you probably like to think of your horse as invincible—perpetually galloping joyfully in the fields and ready for a ride. Unfortunately, like all animals, they are susceptible to disease and other physical ailments. As a responsible horse owner, it is crucial that you educate yourself about the most… Read more »

Deck the Stalls: Decorating Your Horse’s Barn for Christmas

Most of us spend the first half of each year thinking of Christmas as a holiday far off in the distant future we don’t have to worry about for a while. But once those leaves begin to change and the Halloween costumes start popping up in the stores, Christmas sneaks up on you before you… Read more »

Staying Safe for Winter Horseback Riding

Horseback riding is not a warm weather activity you have to say goodbye to when the air turns brisk and the snow starts to fall. In fact, along with competent care and a warm, sturdy place to protect them from the elements, your horse also needs exercise year-round. With the proper preparation and best safety… Read more »

The Do’s and Don’ts of Competing in a Costume Class with Your Horse

Halloween is just around the corner, which means riders and owners are getting ready to celebrate with their horses! There are a lot of opportunities to get festive with your horse at holiday barn parties, when the trick-or-treaters come around, and in seasonal costume classes. If you and your horse are planning on getting spooky… Read more »

This is Why Fall is the Best Time for a Camping Trip

Camping is a wonderful experience for families, friends, and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a little personal time with nature. There are so many fun things to do and places to explore on a camping trip—especially in the fall! Truly dedicated campers know that as summer wraps up, we’re actually entering the beginning, not the end,… Read more »