Category: Equipment, Feed & Supplies
When you think of horseback riding, you probably picture leather saddles, flowing manes, and maybe a cowboy hat or two. But tucked in a rider’s hand is a tool that often gets overlooked, the riding crop. It’s not there to scare or punish. It’s there to whisper instructions when words and reins fall short. A […]
Store-bought horse treats are fun, but often loaded with sugar, fillers, and things you can’t pronounce. Your horse deserves better than that. Homemade treats are the sweet spot, literally. You control what goes in, skip the junk, and save money. You get real ingredients, real flavor, and your horse will also appreciate the difference. Whether you’re […]
A saddle that fits right feels like magic. When it doesn’t fit right, you’ll feel it, and so will your horse. A bad saddle fit may lead to sore backs, uneven pressure, and a horse that starts acting up for no clear reason. It’s not just uncomfortable, it throws everything off. That’s why you need […]
Hermès saddles are known around the world. They are beautiful, well-made, and very expensive. Some riders dream of owning one, while others wonder why the price is so high. These saddles can cost as much as a small car. But what makes them so special? Is it the leather, the design, or the brand name? […]
To most folks, saddles might all look alike, but there’s one part that quietly does a lot of work: the gullet. It’s not just a space or a gap. It’s the channel that helps your saddle sit just right on your horse’s back. A well-fitted gullet means comfort for your horse and balance for you. […]
A cluttered tack room is a rider’s worst enemy. Saddles stack up like pancakes, and bridles turn into spaghetti. Boots also disappear without a trace. But it doesn’t have to be this way. A tidy tack room saves time, lowers stress, and keeps your gear ready to go. Whether you’ve got a full barn or […]
A clean horse is a happy horse, and a healthy one too. Grooming isn’t just about looks. It keeps skin fresh, hooves strong, and that coat shining like polished leather. It also gives you a chance to spot any cuts or swelling before they turn serious. Even better, it builds trust between you and your […]
They’re nailed to hooves, clink on cobblestones, and appear in everything from fairy tales to racetracks. But why do horses wear horseshoes in the first place? It’s one of those things we always see but rarely question. Is it for comfort? Tradition? Protection? Or something else entirely? Some horses have them, others don’t, and the […]
Hay farming takes planning. The number of bales you get per acre depends on several things. Soil quality matters. So does the type of hay you grow. Weather also plays a big part. Some farmers get high yields. Others get much less. What’s the difference? It often comes down to how well you manage the […]
Salt isn’t just for fries. Horses need it to stay healthy and strong. When people sweat, they lose important minerals, especially salt. This happens more in hot weather or during hard work. Without enough salt, muscles can cramp. Energy drops. Even digestion can slow down. That’s why salt blocks are more than just a treat. […]