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Those with horse farms are likely equipped with a few barn cats. You can see them running down the aisle, sleeping in the hay and stalking in the grass! In order to keep rodent populations down, most barn owners welcome a feline or two. Cats easily earn their keep by acting as excellent hunters of...

A happy horse is a healthy horse! You want to keep your barrel racing horse sound physically, but also mentally. They should enjoy their job and look forward to their runs. With some extra attention, you can ensure you have a happy partner on your hands! Tips for a Happy Barrel Horse 1. Let them...

Most riders and owners want to develop a positive and loving bond with their horse. Once you gain their trust, your steed is likely to do anything for you! This amazing partnership is all about understanding how your horse communicates and speaking their language. With some tips and tricks, you can be your horse’s new...

A pleasant trail ride can take a quick turn when your horse stumbles onto a hidden hazard. You and your horse are at an increased risk when you take paths that are less manicured. It’s important you keep a close eye on your surroundings, especially when riding through unfamiliar trails. Keep a watch for these...

Every rider starts off as a beginner. As you move through the levels, you develop riding skills that help you to communicate better with your horse and stay safe. It doesn’t matter what type of riding you do or how advanced you are, these skills are functional for every rider and horse! Basic Skills to...

Who doesn’t want to work less and save more money? You can make your barn life a whole lot easier with a few simple hacks. These tips and tricks will help you save money and time. You’ll be able to do more of the things you enjoy like riding! This list is especially helpful in...

Many farm owners choose to add a donkey to their herd for a variety of reasons. Not only do they make great protectors, but they also have good temperaments and are considered hardy. While they’re similar to horses, you should be aware of their unique requirements. It’s important to do your research before adding any...

Unfortunately, most riders and trainers have experience an accident or two. Because of their size, horses are able to hurt their owners both intentionally and by mistake. They spook, get angry, feel playful and experience a bunch of other emotions that cause them to lash out at whatever is nearby. It could be another horse...