safety

Keep Your Barn Cat Warm With These Tips

November 29, 2021
Many horse owners rely on barn cats to keep the rodent population in check. All year long they’re busy hunting mice. In return, you should offer them a cozy, warm spot to rest in the winter months. They don’t require much, but it’s better to get a space set up for them before it gets...

5 Traits Of A Husband Safe Horse

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November 11, 2021
Most riders have heard the term ‘husband safe’ or ‘bombproof’ used to describe quiet and well-mannered horses. The reality is most boyfriends, fiancés, and husbands know very little about horses. These guys are usually willing to try and understand your passion, but for their safety.. get them a quiet horse! Traits of the Husband Horse...

Hunting Season Safety Tips For Riders

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October 19, 2021
Many horse lovers enjoy trail riding in the fall. The scenery is gorgeous! It does come with some obstacles though. For one, hunting season begins in the fall for many areas. You don’t want your horse to be mistaken for a deer or another animal. It’s important you wear reflective tack and apparel, in order...

Ride Alone In Confidence With A Helmet Crash Sensor

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October 7, 2021
Many people ride alone. It can be hard to coordinate schedules to ensure you have a riding buddy. Unfortunately, it can be dangerous to ride without a friend. New technology has come out that allows you to stick a crash sensor on your helmet. Talk about a life saver! This device alerts your family if...

Must-Have Horse Trailer Accessories

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October 5, 2021
It doesn’t matter if you’re going on a short trip or one for several days, having the right horse trailer accessories can make a big difference! Don’t learn the hard way. There’s nothing worse than being stranded on the side of the road without help. Luckily, you can try to prevent that! Horse Trailer Accessories...

Trail Riding Etiquette

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September 15, 2021
All riders have a responsibility to respect the trails they ride on. Most trail riding etiquette is common sense! Whether riding on private or public land, you should never trash or destroy the property. Generally, leave it how you found it is a good rule to follow. Etiquette for Trail Riders Always obtain permission to...

How To Properly Lead A Horse

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September 10, 2021
One of the first skills you learn as an equestrian is how to lead a horse. It’s important you put yourself in a safe position. You’ll want to avoid getting stepped on or your horse dragging you. This basic skill is also necessary for many other things like turning your horse out or loading them...

5 Reasons To Insure Your Horse

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July 28, 2021
As a rider or business owner, it can be beneficial to insure your horse. Your horse may be your best friend or even a successful breeding stallion. In either case, when an emergency arises you’ll want to be able to get them the care they need. Insurance can save the day! Top Reason to Insure...

A Horse Can Never Have Too Many Boots!

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July 20, 2021
Protective boots for horses are like girls and their shoes- you can never have too many. They add a stylish look, but also serve a valuable purpose. Your horse’s legs will be protected whether riding in the arena or on the trails. Choose a fun pattern and your horse will be a showstopper. Spice up...
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