#LISTS | HORSE NATION

On a tight budget this winter? No need to freeze!

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Ah, mares: can’t live with ’em, can’t live without ’em. Maria Wachter takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the twelve mares you meet in life — how many of them have you met?

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You were the groom on your wedding day … and you’re destined to be a groom for the rest of your life, too. Horse husbands (and their equestrian wives), this one’s for you.

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All of those so-called “vices” are really just blessings in disguise.

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In case all the SmartPak catalogs didn’t tip off the mailman yet …

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For being such a critical part of the modern world, they should be stronger. (more…)

‘Tis the season!

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If you’ve been a lifelong equestrian, then you’ve definitely met and maybe owned one or two of these … or seven or eight.

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Just in case you weren’t sure, use this helpful guide to determine if you are a horse person.

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Because no one is allowed to make fun of our horses except ourselves, we gathered your submissions prompted by last week’s ‘Tongue-in-Cheek Pros and Cons Guide to Breeds.’

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Because horse ownership is really about money management, here are ten minor sacrifices we can all make for the sake of our horses.

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Normal people don’t understand what we do anyway, so we should probably play some of these close to the chest.

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Etsy shop HeatherWear can custom make you the helmet cover of your wildest dreams.

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Horses — they just can’t help stealing the show. Especially when there’s a live broadcast involved.

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The sight of your horse’s head poked over its stall door, nickering for breakfast, is enough to make any equestrian happy. But if it just so happened to be in one of these barn aisles? Let the swooning commence.

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Have you ever found yourself riding beneath a sky so beautiful you had no choice but to drop the reins and look up? (more…)

From sassy squawks and studly snarls to snorty stutters and soprano screech, the equine squeal can carry a multitude of meanings. Here are a few examples. (more…)

It’s already the end of July — but there’s still plenty of summer left. Here are our recommendations on making this your best horsey summer ever. (more…)

Horses are an all-consuming force of nature that alter every aspect of our lives, but maybe it’s time to fess up. Here are 10 of my true equestrian confessions. (more…)

These horses have figured out the secrets to cooling off in summer’s hottest days. (more…)

On a tight budget this winter? No need to freeze!

Ah, mares: can’t live with ’em, can’t live without ’em. Maria Wachter takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the twelve mares you meet in life — how many of them have you met?

(Dutch equestrian team not included.)

No calendar necessary.

Our particular brand of crazy deserves its own.

You were the groom on your wedding day … and you’re destined to be a groom for the rest of your life, too. Horse husbands (and their equestrian wives), this one’s for you.

All of those so-called “vices” are really just blessings in disguise.

In case all the SmartPak catalogs didn’t tip off the mailman yet …

For being such a critical part of the modern world, they should be stronger. (more…)

‘Tis the season!

If you’ve been a lifelong equestrian, then you’ve definitely met and maybe owned one or two of these … or seven or eight.

Just in case you weren’t sure, use this helpful guide to determine if you are a horse person.

Because no one is allowed to make fun of our horses except ourselves, we gathered your submissions prompted by last week’s ‘Tongue-in-Cheek Pros and Cons Guide to Breeds.’

Because horse ownership is really about money management, here are ten minor sacrifices we can all make for the sake of our horses.

Normal people don’t understand what we do anyway, so we should probably play some of these close to the chest.

Etsy shop HeatherWear can custom make you the helmet cover of your wildest dreams.

Horses — they just can’t help stealing the show. Especially when there’s a live broadcast involved.

The sight of your horse’s head poked over its stall door, nickering for breakfast, is enough to make any equestrian happy. But if it just so happened to be in one of these barn aisles? Let the swooning commence.