Let’s talk bits —and what bits REALLY do. If your horse is tossing their head, going behind the vertical, or dragging you like a sled dog, it might not be a training problem. It could be the metal in their mouth. This video breaks down how different bits work on both the outside and the […]
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Looking for a simple way to improve your horse’s comfort, movement, and focus before your ride? These 5 pre-ride massage techniques take just a few minutes and can help your horse feel looser, more relaxed, and ready to work. Pre-ride massage isn’t about making things fancy—it’s about connection, awareness, and setting your horse up for
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If you’ve got a stack of horse show ribbons tucked away in a drawer, you’re not alone. Those ribbons tell the story of early mornings, long days, and (hopefully) great memories — so why not create a horse show ribbon display you’ll actually love to see every day? Why Make a Ribbon Shadow Box? In
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If you’re new to the horse world—or even if you’ve been around a while—you’ve probably noticed something odd: one discipline is called “Western,” but its counterpart isn’t “Eastern.”It’s “English.”So… what’s difference between English vs Western riding and their names? Let’s break it down. This article is mostly about the origin of the names, if you
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12 things to have in your horse trailer that make sense.
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How to tell if your horse is overheating, what to do, and how to prevent it in the future.
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How to put together an english bridle with step by step instructions.
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The wisdom of tomorrow-self is this: Focus on one thing you can do today to make tomorrow easier. Repeat.
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If you replace “Chuck Norris” with “Mares” in jokes about him it’s scarily accurate… Lets check it out:
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One of the biggest questions horse owners have when things aren’t going right is whether its a pain induced response or a behavior. Many times Veterinarians are called out to examine the horse and if an obvious reason isn’t found then the horse is considered to have learned a bad behavior. Other times the behavior is brushed off and its said that is just how that horse is, when in reality that horse is trying to tell you that they are in pain.
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