Emily Fought

Are you planning your first trail ride? Riding outside the arena is a great way to enjoy horses and nature. You’ll experience different terrain, scenic views, and horseback riding in a whole new way. Getting prepared is important though, so here’s some helpful tips! First Time Trail Riders Ride with proper gear, including a helmet,...

Most horses enjoy lots of turnout where they can graze and move around. There are occasions when stall rest is inevitable though. If you horse experiences a serious injury or becomes sick, they likely will need stall confinement. The weather can also make turnout difficult, especially this time of year! You can make their stall...

Some ladies can’t get enough pink! From their clothes to their tack, this color completes them. If you’re one of these cowgirls, then don’t miss your opportunity to get pink stirrups, headstalls, protective boots, breast collars, and more! You can have a whole tack collection in this fun and beautiful color. Pink Tack to Love...

It’s so easy to get in a winter slump! The chilly air and overcast skies aren’t motivating at all. Many rush out to the barn to feed and clean, then hurry back inside their warm house this time of year. Here’s an invitation to enjoy winter AND your horse. Embrace the cold and have some...

Whether it’s for a birthday or special occasion, everyone needs to treat themselves to a yummy dessert every once in a while. Horse lovers will get a kick out of these cakes, cookies, and cupcakes! They’re Western themed with adorable saddle, horseshoe, and cactus designs. Don’t worry, they’re equally tasty. How cute is this pink...

Everyone needs a laugh every once in a while. Luckily, our horses can do the trick. They have a way of getting into silly situations and making us smile. They definitely don’t mind an audience either. These horses will hopefully brighten your day! Sometimes, it feels so good to just go buck wild! Some horses...

Much like a farrier or veterinarian, an equine dentist has received special training in order to treat your horse. They specialize in their teeth and mouth. Younger horses between two and five years of age should be seeing them every six months, while older ones can extend that to annually. Here’s what you can expect!...

February 14th is almost here! Did you get your special someone a Valentine’s Day gift? If not, you’re in luck… Horse girls are easy to buy for! From custom horsehair jewelry to t-shirts and tack, there are so many fun and unique items to get them. Don’t be ashamed to get yourself a nice treat...

A horse’s love is built on trust and mutual respect. These are key elements in any relationship! Your horse might not kiss or hug you, but they can clearly show affection. You just have to know how to read and understand it. Signs Your Horse Loves You 1. They whinny for you: Horses call out...