In this months column I am going to tell on myself. I am the type of person that typically will not say a word unless someone directly speaks to me. Some have seen me and

Whoa Dust WHOA DustTM was developed as a solution for arena dust. Indoor and outdoor arena dust problems escalate during different times of the year. Warm summer months are a challenge for outdoor arenas. Indoor

Tips to help ensure your kids’ horse-showing experience is a positive one. Once a kid is involved in a horse project, there are a few things that will help ensure that blue ribbons aren’t the project’s

Colic is the number-one killer of horses. The good news is that most cases of colic are mild and resolve with simple medical treatment, and sometimes with no specific treatment at all. Less than 10

Horse traffic patterns during arena use will cause the footing material to become uneven. The high-traffic path along the arena rail will take the most abuse. Depending on the riding discipline, high-traffic areas are also

For many horse owners, the farm and barn are your sanctuary. They are places where you and your family can enjoy your horses in peace. Or at least they should be. – encroaching development of neighboring properties

Horse showing is the ultimate test of horsemanship There are more to horse shows than meet the eye. From the outside, it appears to simply be a place to show off your pretty horse while

Dispel your nerves and prepare to ace patterns, including showmanship, horsemanship and hunt seat equitation, with these tips. If you’re going to be competing at a show in a pattern class, you know that you’ll need

Question: The stable where I board my horse has very sandy pastures. The horses are in a dry lot for all months except a few in the summer when the grass is tall enough. Is

Arena footing can make or break your horse’s training. Think about how you would feel starting a new training routine on loose, deep beach sand. It wouldn’t feel much better to wear a pair of

In basic terms, forage refers to plants that are eaten by livestock, like your horse. Fresh pasture and hay are two types of forage that are likely part of your horse’s diet. The foundation of