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Cross-Training for Equestrians: Build a Better Athlete—In and Out of the Saddle

By On May 19, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Whether you’re a casual rider or a competitive equestrian, your performance in the saddle is deeply tied to your physical fitness, body awareness, and mental clarity. Cross-training—engaging in diverse forms of exercise beyond riding—has become a powerful tool in equestrian sport, helping riders improve strength, balance, flexibility, and overall endurance. Just like any top athlete, […]

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Renovation Ideas to Elevate Your Horse Farm

By On April 21, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Spring is the season of renewal, and there’s no better time to breathe new life into your horse farm. After a long winter, your property—and your horses—can benefit from fresh upgrades that boost functionality, safety, and overall aesthetics. Whether you’re running a boarding operation, a training facility, or simply want your personal farm in top […]

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Spring Vaccinations for Your Horse: What You Need to Know

By On April 10, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

As the weather warms and show season begins, it’s time to think about more than just brushing off winter dust—spring is also prime time to update your horse’s vaccinations. Keeping your horse on a proper immunization schedule not only protects them from serious illness but also ensures they’re compliant for travel, boarding, and competition requirements.

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Saddle Up for Spring: The Most Fun Equestrian Events You Won’t Want to Miss

By On March 25, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Spring is finally here, and with it comes the start of the equestrian season. Whether you’re a die-hard equestrian, a casual rider, or just someone who appreciates a good show, there’s no shortage of exciting equestrian events to enjoy. From elite competitions to family-friendly festivals, here are some of the most fun equestrian events to […]

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Riding the Wave: The Rise of Equestrian Communities

By On March 12, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, How To Buy A Horse Property

The Growth of Equestrian Communities: A New Era of Horse-Friendly Living

In recent years, equestrian communities have experienced a surge in popularity, with more people seeking to combine their passion for horses with a rural or suburban lifestyle. These communities are designed specifically for horse owners, offering both a space to live and the facilities […]

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Revolutionizing the Equestrian Industry: The Impact of AI on Horse Care, Training, and Competition

By On March 6, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

The equestrian industry, steeped in tradition and history, is embracing artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize various aspects of horse care, training, and competition. AI-driven technologies are enhancing the way horses are managed, monitored, and trained, leading to improved welfare, performance, and efficiency. From wearable tracking devices to AI-assisted veterinary diagnostics, the integration of smart technology […]

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The Importance of Keeping Your Horse Hydrated in Winter and Ways to Encourage Drinking

By On January 15, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

As the cold weather settles in, many horse owners focus on ensuring their horses have enough feed, shelter, and protection from the elements. However, one often overlooked yet critical aspect of winter horse care is hydration. While horses may seem to drink less in the winter, the need for water remains just as important in […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Saddle Fitting for Your Horse

By On January 10, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

When it comes to horseback riding, one of the most critical aspects often overlooked is saddle fitting. A poorly fitting saddle can lead to discomfort for your horse, cause behavioral issues, and even lead to long-term physical problems. Finding the right saddle for your horse involves understanding their anatomy, the type of riding you do, […]

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The Necessity of Good Ventilation in a Horse Barn

By On December 20, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

When it comes to providing the best care for horses, the importance of a well-ventilated barn cannot be overstated. Adequate airflow is essential to maintaining the health and well-being of both horses and humans, as poor ventilation can lead to numerous health problems, increased humidity, and the buildup of harmful gases. In this article, we’ll […]

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Moving Horses South for the Winter: A Guide to Relocation

By On December 3, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

As winter approaches, many horse owners in colder climates face a difficult decision: should they keep their horses in place, braving the harsh winter conditions, or should they consider moving their horses south to escape the snow, ice, and extreme cold? Relocating horses for the winter, often referred to as “wintering down south,” can provide […]

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