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G-Chill: The Natural Solution to Ease Equine Anxiety and Digestion

As equestrians, we understand the unique bond between horse and rider. Our equine partners rely on us for their care and well-being, especially during times of stress. Whether it’s a competition, a new environment, or even a routine vet visit,… Continue Reading →

The 9 Gifts Every Barn Manager Needs this Holiday Season

Many of us wouldn’t want to know what life would be like at the barn without a dedicated barn manager. They keep the place organized, from employee duties to supply restocks, assistance with veterinary and farrier visits, record keeping, and… Continue Reading →

Hot Oiling for Horses: Revitalize Your Horse’s Coat and Skin

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Have you been thinking about hot oiling your horse, but you’re not sure where to start? Hot oiling is a technique used by professionals to achieve a healthy, glossy shine in their horse’s skin and coat. It’s especially helpful during… Continue Reading →

Our Gift Guide for Pets: Top Picks for Health and Happiness

The holiday season is the perfect time to spoil your four-legged friends with gifts that show just how much you care. Whether you’re shopping for a playful pup or a cozy kitty, selecting the right gifts can help promote their… Continue Reading →

13 Holiday Gift Ideas For Your Horse Trainer

Where would we be without our trainers? Most of us can probably admit we certainly wouldn’t be accomplishing anything in the show ring or even along our peaceful trail rides without our trainers’ professional guidance. Our trainers give us everything… Continue Reading →

Trick or Treat? Our Top Halloween Treats for Horses and Riders

As Halloween approaches, we think of traditional treats and beyond for our horses. Although it’s not a “day off,” there are some creative options for riders to treat themselves and their horses. From practical gifts to delicious snacks, we’ve compiled… Continue Reading →

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