Winter is nearly here! The temperatures will soon be plummeting and a blanket of snow laid on the ground. Some riders are lucky enough to have access to an indoor riding arena, while others need to get a bit more creative. You and your horse don’t have to go into hibernation mode, but you do…
The holidays will be here before we know it so here are some fun gift ideas for the horse lover in your life!
1. Kit…
On November 1st riders across the United States dropped their stirrups for the ‘No Stirrup November Challenge’. Most equestrians are not sure how this…
A good hay substitute should be high in fiber, and long-stem fiber is best because it provides adequate ‘chewing time’ that horses need to keep their…
The feeling you get when the wind rips through your hair as your ponytail falls out. Hearing the hooves underneath you beat like thunder…
Before that, I assumed hay was mainly a filler, something to eat in winter when the grass was dormant; I believed horses obtained most…
Your horse should naturally have a good topline. There should be a smooth line from their neck to their nail. Unfortunately, potential issues can…
It’s mid-October which means it’s time for me to start prepping my farm for winter. I live in Park City, Utah at 7000’ elevation…
In many areas, the horses are already starting to get fuzzy! With winter quickly approaching, their thick coat is gearing up for the cold…
Though most horses are naturally well-equipped for cooler weather, they can all benefit from a little help on our part.
Here are six tips for…