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Just because there is a horse out there getting first place doesn't mean it is right.

But who is being held responsible for this "winning" horse?
The judge?
The professional and their status?
The horse?
The show?
The organization?

Where d

I'm not here to bring politics into this post, but as an election year, we all tend to start cutting back on expenses and tread lightly with the economic uncertainty. One of the first things to go for your horse's expenses is usually bodywork.
Why?

When our horse gets injured we tend to feel like we are alone.

Maybe we are the only ones in the barn with an injured horse.
Maybe we are the only ones missing out on a horse show.
Maybe we are the only ones experiencing this issue.

You are most ce

All of the fall goodies are here but which ones are safe or not safe for your horse?

Besides regular apples, carrots, and mints, pumpkins and sweet potatoes are great treats to try out. Treats with cinnamon are safe, but if you are playing in the FE

The nuchal ligament is a strong, elastic structure in horses, providing passive support for the head and neck.

Key Functions:

👉 Passive Head Support: The nuchal ligament reduces the muscular effort required to hold the head in a natural position,

We all want to do MORE with our horses. More shows, larger jumps, harder tests, longer trail rides. But many times, more doesn't mean better.

Going back to the basics doesn't mean you have failed.
Going back to the basics allows you and your horse

It is currently 43 this morning. Thank goodness I broke out my boots and jackets last week.

If you are in the north, it is coming. The cool weather that leaves a chill in the air turning into a raw cold. With this "new" weather rounding t

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