Winter as an equestrian is full of new challenges. Mud-covered legs and tails, cold, damp weather, and hairy coats can result in new frustration added to your grooming routine. You feel like your horse isn’t clean enough or now that… Continue Reading →
Do you know what’s great about a clean horse? EVERYTHING! Whether you are going to a lesson or preparing to show the judges what you’ve got in the ring, a clean horse is the ultimate power move. Haas has a… Continue Reading →
The New Year is here! Let’s put our best foot forward and try to make this the best year for you and your horse. 1. More Time Riding It is hard to balance life’s responsibilities and still make time to… Continue Reading →
Keeping grey horses clean for competitions can be a tiresome task. Each morning you have to start over from scratch, leaving many horse owners at a loss for the best way to maintain their horse’s coat and color. We’ve put… Continue Reading →
With temperatures steadily decreasing, it feels like even the sun has hit its lowest level of motivation. Finding the energy to ride, let alone drive all the way to the barn, seems more difficult than ever. However, your horse still… Continue Reading →
For most equestrians, the phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” resonates through all aspects of life around the barn. Whether it refers to training techniques, post-show traditions, or ring-side superstitions, most horse people tend to stick with what… Continue Reading →
Every equestrian and canine enthusiast alike knows the amount of panic the word “bath” can give a person. Some hate it, some love it, and some just HAVE to do it. The shampoo and conditioner line from Full Blown Pony make the… Continue Reading →
The shedding season has arrived and we know you’re already dreading your grooming process. Seemingly endless days of brushing, currying, and picking loose hair off every article of your tack and clothing. After weeks of cleaning out dandy brushes and… Continue Reading →
This shampoo not only helps treat fungus, abrasions, or scratches but is also really good for conditioning their skin and coat.
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