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  • 5 Types of Horse Fencing

    February 23, 2023
    5 Types of Horse Fencing

    Are you dreaming of spring? Before you know it, warmer days will be here. Your horses will be eager to get out of their…

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  • What Are the Most Popular Horse Farm Projects in the Spring?

    February 16, 2023

    The most popular horse farm projects in the spring can vary depending on the specific needs of the horses and the climate in the…

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  • Flowing Feathers With A Mane to Match: The Gypsy Vanner

    February 16, 2023
    Gypsy Vanner

    “What’s your dream horse?” This is the question I’m sure every horse-crazy little girl got as a child. There’s no way I can be…

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  • Valentine’s Day Horse Treats

    February 10, 2023
    Valentine’s Day Horse Treats

    Valentine’s Day has become a celebration of love and romance. If you have a significant other, then you will likely be spending this romantic…

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  • Turquoise: Protective Stone of the Horse

    February 9, 2023
    Turquoise: Protective Stone of the Horse

    Google defines turquoise as “a semiprecious stone, typically opaque and of a greenish-blue or sky-blue color, consisting of a hydrated hydroxyl phosphate of copper…

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  • Four Amazing Memoirs for Horse Lovers

    February 6, 2023
    Four Amazing Memoirs for Horse Lovers

    I don’t know about you, but I really enjoy reading well-written memoirs—and of course, my favorite type has horses at its heart. If you…

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  • Creating a Safe Environment for Your Horse

    February 3, 2023
    RAMM Flex Fence®

    Owning a horse comes with a lot of responsibility, not only in feeding and caring for them in the day-to-day, but also in creating…

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  • How to Give Your Horse a Massage

    January 27, 2023

    I don’t know about you but one of my favorite things ever is getting a good massage. I usually go several times a year,…

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  • 8 Fun Facts About Mules

    January 25, 2023
    Fun Facts about Mules

    As a teen and young adult, one of my favorite annual traditions was a Labor Day trail ride at Robber’s Cave State park in…

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  • Benefits of Garlic in Your Horse’s Diet

    January 20, 2023
    Garlic

    Garlic can be found in many kitchens worldwide and there’s no denying its potent taste and smell. While some may be reluctant to consume…

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Whether you ride English, or Western, at some poin Whether you ride English, or Western, at some point along the way you are going  to hear about how important it is that you develop an independent seat in your riding. The day will come when your riding instructor will say something similar to, “Stop driving the  horse with your seat!” Or, “Stop pulling on your reigns! Use your seat to cue for a halt!” For a beginner you may be wondering, “What in the world are they talking about?” Read more at the link in bio!
The housing market is still on fire with low inter The housing market is still on fire with low interest rates! Many first-time and seasoned home buyers have their pre-approvals ready and are waiting for the right house to come up. Horse owners usually have a unique set of requirements for their dream property. It’s best to work with a realtor who is familiar with horses or at least farms.⁠
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Buying an equestrian property is not like buying any other real estate. It has its own challenges and demands.⁠
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Many factors contribute to an equestrian athlete’s skill development, and a great coach is often the first element others think of. A coach who builds a rider’s confidence level teaches new riders athletic skills and maintains a fun learning atmosphere is a huge asset to the rider’s well-being. Riders of all ages, skill levels, and goals should have a....⁠
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Why not share a beer with your horse this St. Padd Why not share a beer with your horse this St. Paddy’s Day?...⁠
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This skin condition loves wet and muddy conditions This skin condition loves wet and muddy conditions.⁠
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Mud is inevitable on horse farms. You can take measures to avoid it, but likely there will still be some to a degree. When combined with moisture, your horse is at risk for various skin infections. One of the most common is scratches, also known as mud fever, greasy heel, and dew poisoning. This condition is painful and can cause scarring, so make sure to get a handle on it right away!⁠
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Winter is the perfect time to spruce up your tack Winter is the perfect time to spruce up your tack with a good cleaning, especially if you’re taking a break from riding. Fortunately, getting saddles and tack looking spiffy doesn’t have to break the budget either. With a few simple ingredients you may already have on hand, you can make your own leather cleaner and conditioner. ⁠
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On our blog are a few recipes to do just that. Link in bio.
Most horse riders are guilty of accumulating lots Most horse riders are guilty of accumulating lots of tack! What can we say… There’s a thrill in buying and hoarding halters, boots, saddle pads, blankets, and even saddles. With all this extra gear, your tack room is likely stuffed. Take some time to get organized and unload some of it. You won’t believe how good it feels to walk into a neat and clean tack room.⁠
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On our blog are helpful tips for decluttering and organizing your horse’s tack! Link in bio
Coming into the horse world as a beginner can be o Coming into the horse world as a beginner can be overwhelming! This industry has its own vocabulary with words you’ve probably never heard. Even experienced riders and horse owners learn new terms every once in a while. Between the various parts of a horse and the different equipment you can use, there’s a lot to learn! On our blog is a list of vocabulary you should know! Link in bio.
Gaited horses are known for their incredibly smoot Gaited horses are known for their incredibly smooth gaits. Most riders would say they’re easier to sit to, as no posting is required and the movement is comfortable. This makes them perfect for trail riders and those with physical limitations like back pain.⁠
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Find out which horses give the smoothest ride on our blog! Link in bio.
Are you trying to get the most out of your limited Are you trying to get the most out of your limited weekly riding times, stretch your dollar further, and have fun socially? Have you stayed in private lessons assuming undivided attention from your instructor will improve your skills quicker? Have you thought about incorporating a different approach to your training program? Read about the benefits of group lessons on our blog! Link in bio.
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