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Behind the scenes, life at the barn is an exciting place. Each day brings a new challenge, yet the rewards can be fulfilling.There's the feeding and watering to take care of. Then, it would be best if you cleaned your horse's stable and bedding. Afterwards, it's grooming and exercising. Life at the barn is never dull.Learn more about barn life and stable management and understand how you and your horse can bond through daily activities.The R...

What if dogs aren't man's best friend? What if horses actually are?. More than 7.2 million horses live in the United States. Just over one million Americans own a horse.People own horses for many reasons. Bonding, competition, exercise and more. But horse grooming is not one of them. Time-consuming and never ending, grooming a horse on a regular basis can feel exhausting. But if you want to keep your horse healthy for years to come, you need...

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...

Top Ten Equestrian Products of 2021Just like the other two million horse owners and riders in the United States, you always strive to present yourself as a top-of-the-line horse rider. This means having top-of-the-line equestrian gear and apparel.So, as 2022 begins, it's the perfect time to look back on our top 10 equestrian products of 2021. Check out our list of the hottest-selling horse riding gear and apparel of the past y...

Top 6 Stable Supplies That Every Equestrian and Horse Enthusiast NeedsIf you're like most horse lovers, you seek out all the latest and trendiest equestrian supplies and equipment to ensure your horse is as comfortable as possible.And you’re not afraid to drop some cash while doing so! FEI research indicates that the average equestrian spends $350 to $750 per month on full board for one horse. But spending a lot doesn’t n...