Summer is upon us, and the flies are out in force. Here are five sure-fire ways to help keep the flies off your horses and out of your barn. →
… in the warm up pen. →
“No one is ready. Is anyone ever ready? Nope. Just gotta go. Pull a Nike. Just do it.” →
Welcome to the Inferno. →
“You can read every horse book, binge training videos, take lessons from top trainers, and still find yourself stuck in the same habits, with the same problems, riding the same ride every time. Because knowledge, no matter how valuable, doesn’t mean anything unless it’s applied.” →
Another week — or so! — of horse life, rounded up in your images. →
When it comes to arenas, there is a fair amount of confusion about footing and how to maintain it — especially in areas with a lot of moisture. →
We’ll raise up our glasses against evil forces, singing … →
This week I’m tackling another reader submitted question, this one focusing on why we pulling on the reins is such an egregious sin in dressage. Spoiler Alert: It kind of is. →
Happy Father’s Day, Horse Nation. Today, we’re celebrating by highlighting some Paint Horses with Father’s Day-themed registered names. Check them out below: →
This horse definitely isn’t using high end hair products! →
Summer seasonal recurrent dermatitis (SSRD) or sweet itch, is caused by an allergic reaction to the saliva of the Culicoides midge (“no-see-ums”). These bothersome fellows are active from April through October. Here are some tips to help you offer your horse some relief. →
Bonus — it’s a great way to reuse your SmartPaks! →
And to all the faithful horse dads out there. →