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Cribbing is a nasty habit that not only destroys your barn and fencing, but can effect your horse’s health. Basically, it’s the act of your horse grabbing a wood surface with their front teeth, arching their neck and sucking in air. While you’ll have trouble finding a cure, there are some management practices you can...

Summer break is over and students are already back at college. The days of waking up and riding have been replaced with classes and studying. It can be hard to balance your passion for horses with your responsibilities. Luckily, you can enjoy both with some careful planning! How You Can Keep Riding in College 1....

For so long, you have dreamed of riding your horse on the beach- the sand beneath you, the waves crashing and wind in your hair. Many riders often put a trip to the beach on their bucket list. If you’re ready to check it off, then make sure to get prepared. You want things to...

Those with horse farms are likely equipped with a few barn cats. You can see them running down the aisle, sleeping in the hay and stalking in the grass! In order to keep rodent populations down, most barn owners welcome a feline or two. Cats easily earn their keep by acting as excellent hunters of...

Weddings are at once so beautiful and so chaotic! Savoring every moment of your wedding day can be tough when you’re trying to be both the host and the guest of honor. Thankfully, we have some wedding tips from Madi Wagner of Madi Wagner Photography. As a longtime wedding photographer, Madi Wagner has been to...

A happy horse is a healthy horse! You want to keep your barrel racing horse sound physically, but also mentally. They should enjoy their job and look forward to their runs. With some extra attention, you can ensure you have a happy partner on your hands! Tips for a Happy Barrel Horse 1. Let them...

Most riders and owners want to develop a positive and loving bond with their horse. Once you gain their trust, your steed is likely to do anything for you! This amazing partnership is all about understanding how your horse communicates and speaking their language. With some tips and tricks, you can be your horse’s new...

Dear Cowgirl, Wake up and go after what you want, for YOU. Go to work doing something you love for YOU. Take pretty pictures and get dressed up, for YOU. Read those books and learn those facts for YOU.  Go roping, take a drive or visit a new restaurant for yourself and BY yourself. The...