The life of a Ponydad is hard. Especially when you have to learn a plethora of new terms relating to anatomy you never thought you’d need to know. Ponydad Thomas Pell Veng discusses his latest foray into the horse world. (more…)
“We want our government to forge [a] solution, and we expect the BLM to deal severely with the despicable individuals who have exploited the horse adoption program to the very worst of ends.” (more…)
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so what better time to think about how to keep yourself sound — mentally, physically and emotionally? Dr. Darby Bonami is here with these tips to help equestrians stay well. (more…)
If you’re a horse person, you know that mud season is all year long. Don’t worry! We, along with SmartPak, have you covered with this can’t-miss giveaway! (more…)
“Our approach is all fun, treating each horse with love and gratitude while making sure we are being safe.” SmartPaker Lizzie Resnick discusses how she fosters a love for horses in her daughter. (more…)
“Hold on to your hopes and dreams. Horses are one of the best parts of our lives and the great joy we get from our partnership with them is too often tempered by sadness, frustration, anger, or grief.”
“While racing enthusiasts sip their signature black-eyed Susan cocktails at the Preakness, we will all have to wonder whether the racing industry will continue to allow those who are doping horses to give the sport another black eye …” (more…)
“The last several weeks have been a rollercoaster. One moment she’s fine and the next every little thing sets her off and she’s shuffling backwards, away from whatever it is she doesn’t like…” (more…)
May is asthma allergy and awareness month, so it’s only fitting that Texas A&M University would launch a new study exploring the correlation between obesity and asthma in horses. (more…)
Raising a child who is both a good loser and a good winner is hard. Teaching perseverance, determination and good sportsmanship is nuanced and difficult. The conclusion I’ve come to? Don’t be afraid to let your child lose. (more…)
“I was antsy to touch the horses. June encouraged me to mount. She assured me that I had the skills I once believed I had. She directed me to ride. I rode. I rode in the way I yearn to ride — to feel the way I yearn to feel.”
What’s the best course of action for preventing and controlling insects in your barn? The choices are seemingly endless, but SmartPak is here to help you make the best decision possible for you and your equine pals.
“I make faces like I am going to commit a murder, have a secret identity as Quasimodo the Hunchback of Notre Dame, ate something that tastes really bad, or am actively dying when I ride. I have won every internet Jump Face contest ever run.” (more…)
