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Understanding Equestrian Judges’ Scores Any time you earn a blue ribbon in hunter or equitation disciplines, you probably don’t think about how the judges evaluated your performance. You may feel the same way about a red… unless you feel you did your very best and wonder how you or your horse could do better. Same for a white ribbon, or not placing at all. We're here to help you understand equestrian judges scores! Your trainer can undoubtedly s...

It’s Called A Show For A Reason!When it comes to a show closet, what is considered essential falls into two categories: What is essential to compete, and what is essential to win. It’s Called A Show For A Reason!The guidelines for competition wear can be fairly specific, and can be downloaded from the USEF website. Each class has its own requirements. For convenience’s sake, here are the basics:HUNTERSThe requirements for Hunters are the most spe...

Show season is back! Between now and the official end of summer, there will be an average of 40 nationally-sanctioned shows every weekend across the country. You may have already competed at one. How did you do? Even if you won your class, it’s always good to evaluate your performance with a cool and analytical eye. Your coach and/or trainer can certainly supply such an eye. But they can only tell you what they saw. As a constantly improving rid...

Horse shows can be overwhelming. Being prepared is always a great way to ease some of the stress and tension of show day. From weekend long events to one day only shows, preparation is key in making sure that you and your horse perform at their peak. Here are some Horse Show Essentials to help prepare you for any show this upcoming season. Paperwork Having your event registration, Coggins test, health certificates, and association card(s) on hand...

Over the course of an average day of training  your horse will encounter a huge amount of strain on their legs. It’s only natural that four legs, which support between 400 - 1000 Kg, will receive their fair share of physical pressure and. In some cases, be prone to certain tendon and ligament injuries. To reduce the potential risk of tissue damage, your horse will need that extra legwear support to absorb shock and impact during exe...