What Makes a Barn Feel Welcoming? And What Quietly Pushes People Out?
On MLK Day, we take a reflective look at how equestrian sport’s narrow traditions and unspoken rules shape who feels they belong. →
‘Oh Crap’ Monday: That Went Horribly Wrong
Matt Mathews decides to try to teach Kail Lowry to barrel race… →
Mythbuster Monday: Meat Tenderizer Kills Proud Flesh
On Mythbuster Monday, we tackle a variety of equestrian myths to either bust or confirm. Today’s discussion: Does meat tenderizer kill proud flesh? →
Reader Photo Challenge: Treat Faces
Enjoy these nine photos of horse’s faces as they wait for their treats! →
“These Boys Are Exceptional:” The Wright Brothers
The Wright brothers aren’t just winning rodeos, they’re redefining what a family legacy looks like under the arena lights. →
The Idea of Order: Who’s Sound Sensitive?
Obviously it’s my horse…. →
7 Winter Horse Care Mistakes You Shouldn’t Make…
… but sometimes do anyway. →
‘Oh Crap’ Monday: Hang Time
Monday already is the crappiest day of the week… →
Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: Go Wide
Sometimes the kindest contact for a green horse isn’t perfect equitation, but giving them space, options, and room to figure out their own balance. →
The Idea of Order: The Wrath of Winter
Nothing escapes unscathed. →
LA28 Olympic Ticket Registration Opens Today
Registration opens today for the LA28 ticket draw, the first required step toward securing seats for the 2028 Olympics — including eventing, dressage, and show jumping. →
Tuesday Video: Pesky Pony
No such thing as personal hay in this barn. →
10 Things We Pretend Don’t Bother Us at the Barn
We may pretend these things don’t bother us when we’re at the barn, but they do. Like, 1000%. →
The Idea of Order: New Years Resolutions, Mare Edition
We could all learn a little from a mare… →
Training in the Right Way: Set Yourself Up for Success Wintering in Florida
It’s the time of year when riders participate in a mass exodus from the northern states in favor of riding somewhere that *DOESN’T* make their faces hurt (or their horses attempt to yeet them). Here are some of the things you need to think about if you intend to move horses south for training and →
