Happy Holidays!
The 2018 Equestrian Christmas Guide is here! Here are a few of my favorite stores and items to browse for the horse owners and horse lovers in your life. Click on the name of each item listed in the guide to see more! Continue reading “Equestrian Christmas Guide”
Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, horse behavior has signs we should all observe and understand. Insight to how a horse or your horse is feeling can be seen in their actions and behavior – much like humans. Continue reading “Horse Behavior 101”
Horse trailering and travel can be quite the experience. Here are some horse trailering tips to consider when traveling to make the trip easier on both you and your four-legged equine cargo. Continue reading “Horse Trailering Tips to Use for a Better Trip”
The EquiMedic kits are perfect for horse owners. EquiMedic is a brand that creates and packages the perfect equine first
aid kits together in case of an emergency. Horses seem to find ways to get new scratches or bites or injuries all the time. Injuries can also occur from trailering, trail rides, pasture accidents, and more. These kits provide the means to administer basic first aid to help cover a wound, stop bleeding, or clean an area for bandaging. Perfect and ideal for every horse owner. Continue reading “Product Review: EquiMedic Kit (Basic Kit)”
Riding can be a lifelong pursuit for many, so one should have lifelong foundation riding skills. These are key factors every rider should be taught and carry with them through each riding experience and horse. It is good to revisit these horseback riding elements, as they will make a you a better, more knowledgeable rider. Continue reading “Back to Basics – Horseback Riding Skills Every Rider Should Know”
Have you ever been out to see your horse, only to find they are severely lame? Sudden causes of lameness can have many triggers, and if your horse is trying to painfully move about you may want to check its hoof. Continue reading “Is Your Horse Lame? This Could be the Cause…”
Do you love horses or have any equestrian experience? Have you ever considered becoming and equestrian judge?
Every horse competition needs judging officals. There is usually more than one judge for the event or even for the class. Judging can be anything from smaller 4-H competitions to getting licensed as an official United Stated Equestrian Federation (USEF) or Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) judge.
Continue reading “Side Hustle: Become a Horse Judge”
Horses are a lot of work! Riding, grooming, care and maintenance of horses is time-consuming, but it is a lifestyle many people cherish. Many horse owners and equestrians need assistance, especially if a group or an entire barn are traveling to large competitions. A horse groomer is an excellent way to make some extra income.
Continue reading “Side Hustle: Horse Groomer aka Groom”
Instagram has risen to the top of social media popularity. The image-based platform has over a billion likes shared on it per day and is an excellent place to make new friends, market your business or products, or see what the rest of the world is doing
The equestrian community on Instagram is impressive. From around the globe, equestrians share photos of their horses and their equestrian lifestyle. From dressage competitions to Europe to galloping across the grassy plains in Kansas, equestrians can unite their passion for horses via Instagram. Continue reading “My Favorite Equestrian Instagram Accounts”
For more than 90 years, the ponies of Chincoteague have swum across the bay from Assateague Island to Chincoteague Island. These islands are located off the eastern coast of the United States near Virginia and Maryland. Continue reading “Chincoteague Island Continues to Hold 90-Year-Old Equestrian Event”