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Welcome to the Top Flight Equestrian No Stirrups November Challenge for 2021! Click here for the No Stirrup November Challenge Entry Form Ride without stirrups for a part of every ride for the month of November. Finishers will receive a beautiful ribbon, certificate of completion, and be entered into a drawing for prizes from our […]

Sometimes you just can’t pull a horses mane because they don’t like it or their mane is already very thin. Here is a method of cutting a mane that works and looks good. 1). Brush the mane out so its free from any tangles 2). Hold your scissors at about a 45 degree angle (

Hey Friends! Welcome back! I see a lot of poorly fitting helmets and wanted to go over what you should be looking for next time you go riding at your barn or when you are looking to purchase your next helmet. I HIGHLY recommend buying a helmet after trying it on, you can measure your

When setting distances between poles and jumps it can be daunting on where to start. Below you will find some helpful information on what works for me and a good starting point for you to spring board off of. Use it as a guide to help you start and then learn how to adjust for

The Garnier Fructics Morrocan Sleek oil is hands down one of THE best treatments for your horses mane and tail. Just wash and condition as you normally do. Once the tail is clean and conditioned apply the Moroccan sleek oil to the hair while its still wet and wait for it to dry. Once dry,

Hello friends! Today I want to talk about how to hold your reins for a softer hand. Does your instructor say you pull too much? To soften your hand? Have more of an elastic contact? Give to your horse? Time to use the driving hold on the rein to improve your elastic contact and create

I had a blast going cross country schooling at the Carolina Horse park this weekend and I wanted to share the story! We had some first timers out (both horse and rider) and everyone had a great experience. Watch til the end about info on becoming a friend of the park Link to become a

Here’s the link to Part 1 if you missed it. Overview from part 1 finding a Good Instructor/Barn: Are you willing to put in the time, effort, and financial commitment for horseback riding? Is the farm you want to ride at a good fit? Are their safety standards high, instructors good at what they do,

Hey Friend! My boyfriend realized he didn’t know the difference between a halter and a bridle and wanted me to make a quick video on the two. The biggest difference is that the bridle has a bit which goes in the horses mouth and is used for riding. The halter goes over the horses head