Emily Fought

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The Link Between Scratches & Your Horse's Diet

Scratches, mud fever, greasy heel… there are a lot of names for this nasty fungal condition that commonly appears on your horse’s pasterns and legs. Once wet weather arrives, your horse is at a particularly high risk for scratches. When you look into treatment, you’ll find a whole slew of concoctions that usually involve a...

5 Groundwork Exercises You Must Try

Most horse owners understand the importance of groundwork. It can make your time in the saddle so much easier. It also helps to foster a good relationship with your horse. It teaches them to respect you. It’s essential you learn to communicate with your horse and read their body language. This will make you a...

The End Of The Trainer Incentive Program (TIP)

There’s big news to share in the mustang community! The US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has cut ties with the Mustang Heritage Foundation. Thus, the Trainer Incentive Program (TIP) has also come to an end. This announcement made headlines earlier this month. Trainers and storefronts are scrambling to find homes for their mustangs. Ending...

Top 5 Equine Health Concerns In Autumn

Autumn is a favorite season of many. It offers cooler weather and beautiful scenery! Horse owners will need to be diligent this fall though. Many horses are at risk for certain health conditions when this season approaches. It’s better to be prepared and keep your horses safe! Autumn Health Concerns Fall is a beautiful time...

Gorgeous Western Tack With Bling

Some cowgirls were born to stand out! They aren’t afraid to sparkle and be the center of everyone’s gaze. Bling tack is just what they need. If you’re looking for a bold way spruce up your western tack collection, then flashy gemstones are calling your name. Bling Tack @deuceswildtack is the master of blingy tack!...

Is Horse DNA Testing Worth It?

DNA testing on your horses can offer clarity on many topics. Depending on the laboratory you select, you can find out their ancestry and heritage, coat color, and disease risk. This can be helpful for many different reasons, such as in breeding or if your horse’s background is unknown and they don’t have papers. Types...

Is 30 Days Of Training Enough?

You have decided to send your young, unstarted horse off to a trainer. You may be wondering how long they’ll need to be there. Will 30 days be enough or is more necessary? This can be a tough question to answer. For most, it will greatly depend on your expectations, experience level, and the individual...

6 Earth-Toned Saddle Pads

There’s something incredible about a wool pad in earth tones. From the gorgeous browns and tans to the deep greens and blues, these colors match nearly horse. Wool is also a great material for moisture wicking and back protection. You can’t go wrong with one of these western saddle pads! Western Saddle Pads This option...

10 Tips For Training Your Hot-Blooded Horse

Most horses fit in the hot- or cold-blooded category. Hot-blooded horses can be described as sensitive, reactive, and intelligent. They can make wonderful riding horses because they’re forward and quick learners, but there’s definitely a learning curve when working with them. Unfortunately, these horses can be spooky and nervous too. Training Tips For Hot-Blooded Horses...
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