Not all paint is created equal, and many are potentially harmful to your horse. With different chemicals, compounds, and glitters it is important to ensure that you select a product that is suitable for your horse, and won’t cause harm. Here are a few points to look out for when selecting your paint!
The ability to test for a broken tree in an English saddle is an incredibly useful skill to have, especially when evaluating a used saddle for purchase, or checking if a saddle is still viable after an accident.
Fun crafting activity designed to show off how truly magical your horse is!
With the introduction of our new “DIY Obstacle” series, our team will endeavour to share some of the custom obstacles which have proven to be successful in our training regime and can easily be recreated at your own facility. In this Article we will cover how to create a Rope Gate.
Cavaletti can be a fantastic training tool when working with horses both on the ground and under saddle. It is important when introducing your horse to cavaletti that you space them appropriately for their striding.
Bitless riding has become a bit of a trend with more and more riders looking to try it for the first time. But what is the draw to bitless riding, and how can I prepare myself and my horse for trying this new style of riding?
Journaling is a personal experience and comes in many forms. Traditionally journals were noted down in a bound notebook by hand, but with the increased use of technology journaling can be done on your phone, computer, and even published online through blogs. No matter how you choose to journal your experiences, they can provide an insight into your life, achievements, experiences, and emotions. But how can this help me be a better rider?
No matter the weather your horses need to stay hydrated and when the cold weather arrives ensuring they have a safe and consistent water source becomes key. With many equestrians relying on heated buckets and similar devices to keep the ice from freezing our horses out of their next drink, it is important to consider the safety risks involved.
Boarding your horse at a professional facility can often be the best option for you and your horse, but what board style best suits your lifestyle and your horse? We will cover five popular styles of horse boarding and what to expect.
These innocent hooked pods can quickly become tangled in horses’ manes, tails, and coats leading to pain and discomfort. What might seem like a simple annoying grooming headache is actually something a little more serious.