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Grooming wipes can be a lifesaver at shows or even for everyday usage around the barn. They collect dust, dirt, and grass stains from your horse, tack, and boots. They’ll also leave a shine behind! While you can purchase wipes at tack stores, they can get pricey. Why not make your own! This recipe is...

  Fall cleaning is just as important as spring cleaning. Don’t forget to give your western saddle some extra love. Follow these steps to have your saddle looking like new. 1) Gather Supplies: A dry cloth, soft sponge, saddle soap, and leather conditioner will be needed. I like Fiebing’s Liquid Glycerine Soap and Fiebing’s 100% Pure Neatsfoot...

PC: the_forgotten_nomad Keeping your horse’s white tail clean can become quite the mission. These tails can turn yellow almost overnight from dirt, grim, and urine. Mares have an evener harder time with yucky tails. Fear not, your horse’s hair can become a pristine white color and stay that way with these grooming secrets and products! Horse Spa Tail...

These couches from Red Dirt Revivals are a must have in any cowgirl home! From serape and cowhide, to leopard and bright colors, this furniture will definitely bring some gypsy style to your place of residence. The winged back settee above is a definite favorite. It has such a vintage feel and the fabrics on it...

It’s that season again, the one with those pesky flies that’ll drive you and your horse crazy. Why not get some amusement out of it with these hilarious fly masks. Your horse will not only entertain you, but also be protected. Find one that fits their personality and let them be the comedic star of the barn!...

Most riders and horse owners have experienced dusty barns and riding arenas at some point. A thick dust cloud is kicked up and than the coughing begins. The weather isn’t always to blame, but dry, summer days don’t help the situation. What’s more, these sand and dirt particles could seriously affect your horse’s health. It’s...

Spring cleaning is just beginning around the barn. Don’t forget to give your western saddle some extra love. Maybe the colder weather has kept you from riding or perhaps you’ve just neglected your saddle for way too long, go ahead and get it out and shine it up! Follow these steps to have your saddle looking like...