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If you’re considering getting into the equestrian lifestyle and committing to horse ownership, there are few things more important to consider than where your horse (or horses) will live and be cared for. On one hand, if you have the space, you can always opt to do your own horsekeeping, though it will involve significant investment on your part. On the other hand, there are likely to be boarding facilities in your general area that can do mos...

Do You Have the Right Size Horse Tack? A lot of people don't realize that they could be causing their horse undue discomfort or leading themselves into dangerous situations because the horse tack they’re using doesn't fit properly. It is important to buy not only good quality tack and to check it regularly but to buy tack which fits your horse perfectly.  But how do you find the best horse tack size? And what types of tack can have speci...

Why Use Tendon Boots for Horses?There's nothing like riding a thoroughbred through an open field of wildflowers.And if you've never had the chance to, you can at least imagine the glory of an open sky and a field full of cattle.Whether your horse keeps the family company or competes for the big win, protecting them is your duty. If you keep horses, you know that they are a full to-do list worth of responsibility.But the reward of that care and co...

Sure, your horse needs a lot of gear, and you do too, but finding the items you need shouldn’t be difficult. To aid you in your search, we’re spotlighting our products from A to Z in our new C&S Equestrian Alphabet. Each month, we’ll highlight new letters and their corresponding items. Take a look at this month’s letters below.B is for Boots Every equestrian knows, having the right boots for the occasion is a must. Muckin...

One quick visit from the vet and it’s box rest for your beloved horse. Instead of preparing for early mornings at the stable, you’re now preparing your horse for confinement in hopes of treating an injury or preventing the onset of one. Whether this period of box rest lasts a few weeks or a few months, here are some tips to ensure you and your horse are adequately prepared. Read our Box Rest Tips. Daily Interaction: Interacting with your horse is...