riding

Ever dreamed of riding on the beach? Going for a ride along the coast is on many horse owners’ bucket lists. But before loading up your equine partner to hit the beach, there a few important things to consider to make for the best experience. Here are some tips: 1. Do your research. It is...

Every farm needs a miniature horse! They are so stinkin’ cute! Believe it or not, there’s actually a lot you can do with them too. They may be too small for most people to ride, but there are lots of other fun activities you can try with these pint-sized horses. Fun Activities with Miniature Horses...

If you enjoy trail riding, then you’ll love horse camping. Some go on a single overnight adventure, while others have multi-day trips. It’s a great way to get out into nature and experience different areas. There’s a bunch of ways to go about it, so definitely do some pre-planning before you set off. Horse Camping...

Tooled detailing on your leather saddle adds instant character! It can appear on almost any part of the saddle from the skirt to the fenders. If you choose a custom option, you can pick the location and designs. Some select flowers, crosses, borders, and letters to name a few. You’ll be lookin’ sharp in one...

Ready to stand out and make a bold impression? Get yourself some flashy reins to go with your horse’s headstall. The unique colors and patterns of these really catch the eye of other riders. You and your horse will be one stylish team! These are stunning! I love the gradient pattern. @terraequine has so many...

Bring on the patterns! Nowadays, horse tack comes in fun colors and bold designs. You can find everything from cactus to tribal prints. They add a playful touch to your classic brown and black leather. Mix and match or get the whole set! A beautiful sunflower print brings a hint of summer to your tack....

There are numerous facts in the Western world. Horses are expensive. There’s one. Good help is hard to find. That’s another one. To combat these, numerous barns, stables, and trainers offer work-to-ride programs.  These programs allow those who cannot afford horses to ride to ride, but it also helps barns to find extra help with...

Ear bonnets, also known as fly veils, go over your horse’s ears while you ride them. It almost seems like your horse is wearing a hat! They come in a wide range of designs and colors. The best part is they keep flies, dirt, and other annoyances away from your horse’s ears. That helps them...