Calling all retailers and small business owners!!! If you’re looking to add some awesome Southwestern- and Boho-inspired stock to your store for the holiday season (or anytime, really), the items from El Paso Saddleblanket are must-sees. →
“I just take the good in the middle and ride to extend the countdown on his timer and stretch the quality of ride out further with each time I swing a leg over.” →
The biggest blanket giveaway of the year is back! This week, enter for your chance to win a Rambo® Supreme 1680D Turnout Blanket. →
Last week we kicked off part I of how to take care of your horses in changing weather. This week we’re looking at part II, which focuses on grooming, proper preparation, blanketing, and senior horse care. →
“Thoroughbreds (like all horses) have a good time-keeping system, and if we let them get strictly on a schedule, they know when we miss the mark.” →
Okay, okay. We know this is the Monday morning feed, but… →
Caring for your equine partner is a year-round commitment that requires regular adjustment to their changing needs. When →
Between the cold, the wet, and those long dark evenings, even the most dedicated rider can feel their motivation slipping in winter. But your horse still needs exercise and attention. Here are six ways you can keep your equine pal in work during the colder months. →
Why do horses seem to get frisky when temperatures drop? And how can you mitigate the performance and handling problems that can come with that extra energy? →
We all know we feel like 💩 when we don’t get enough sleep. The same is true of our horses. And just like us, they can suffer from narcolepsy and sleep deprivation. →
“[Thoroughbreds] are desirable in their own right. No saving necessary.” →
“The wind, weather, and absurd Halloween tchotch (I’m looking at you you blow up dragons and 20-foot tall →
Cosequin® is the #1 veterinarian recommended joint health supplement brand — and you could win an AWESOME Cosequin prize →
A horse’s nutritional needs change as they age. Consuming, digesting and absorbing enough calories and nutrients becomes more →
Whether it’s the well-prepared horse or the one that had a number of ups and downs on its →
If you’re someone who blankets your horses, it’s time to take stock of your horses’ blankets and possibly →
Since it’s officially fall, we’re sharing this awesome no-sugar DIY pumpkin pet treat recipe from SmartPak. These treats →
Switching from pasture to hay too quickly can lead to upsets in your horse’s gut, which can result →
“I swear they know. They know when they’re up for sale, or people are coming to trial ride →
Autumn officially has arrived! 🍁 And the sugar levels in your pastures might be surging, which can spell →
You have to create straight before you can fix any form of lean or crookedness… →
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the riding scene, the best accessory you can bring is →
As the seasons shift, a horse’s dietary needs also change. Whether you’re preparing a horse for the colder →
When someone decides they want to be a horse trainer, rarely do they also say they want to →