From Fly Spray to Fuzzy Coats - Transitioning from Summer to Fall
There is a moment every year when the barn begins to feel different. The evening light turns gold, the flies finally become slightly less determined, and your horse starts growing
There is a moment every year when the barn begins to feel different. The evening light turns gold, the flies finally become slightly less determined, and your horse starts growing
If you own horses long enough, you know one thing for sure: horse water tanks can get gross fast. Warm weather, sunlight, and standing water create the perfect environment for
Spring is the perfect time to reset—not just your horse’s routine, but your connection to your horse too! If you are anything like me, you are ready to get busy
Ok, first I should REALLY apologize for not posting in like, forever. I mean it. I have taken way to long of a break from writing. And way to long
I’m so excited—horse show season is back at the Colorado Horse Park! While I missed the opening Preview show, I was able to attend yesterday and captured some great moments
It came it came it came!!!!!!!!!!Yes, the saddle that I ordered in early December FINALLY showed up at my house! Not too bad I suppose, that it only took 2
Horse owners spend an average of $2,000 on tack and equipment. And for a lot of us thrifty equestrians, we can stretch that $2,000 into a LOT of tack and
Hey there, fellow horse lovers! 👋 Today, I want to share a not-so-great shopping experience I’ve had recently. If you’re thinking about ordering from State Line Tack or Horse.com (spoiler
Tis the season for finding the perfect gift! So let me share with you 9 practical equestrian gift ideas any horse owner would be thrilled to receive. The quest to find
Have you ever wanted to know the grooming secrets of the top show grooms? When you watch a beautifully groomed hunter or jumper horse gliding effortlessly around the show ring,
Summer in the Rockies week 5 is just about complete. And my friend Lynda and I woke up early Saturday morning to get to the showgrounds. With the temperature forecasted
There is just something oh so beautiful about a thick, tangle-free, and flowing horsetail. And I, for one, enjoy brushing my horse's tails. But is this a bad thing? Some