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This time of year mud can quickly get out of control. It can take over your entire field. Not only does it cover your horse’s legs and hooves, but mud can make it harder for them to walk. Mud-management begins before you even bring a horse to your property. It’s essential you set up your...

Is your barn prepared for the attack of blood-thirsty insects? Your horse would appreciate a thought-out fly control plan before summer hits. There’s a number of strategic things you can do to prevent hordes of flies and other biting insects from hanging out around the barn. Get your checklist ready and set out to protect...

PC: Knaupter Pole bending is an exciting speed event that tests the rider’s and horse’s ability to weave through a series of poles. The pattern must be completed as quick as possible, as every second counts. This discipline is perfect for riders who want to gain better control of their horse’s speed through turns. It...

Western riders often use a curb bit when looking for greater control while riding. The bit can be considered severe in the wrong hands. However, it can also be a useful tool for those with experience and a gentle hand. For those considering this bit, it is important to learn how it functions and the...