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If you’ve never worked with a stallion, then know it can be quite a bit different than a gelding or mare. Handling them requires being prepared for the unexpected and knowing your surroundings. Some are so gentle you wouldn’t even know they’re a stallion, while others really make it obvious. Stallion Handling Tips It’s important...

It’s a question that most wonder at one point or another when leading… should the horse follow next to them or behind. For your safety, it’s important you lead them correctly! A respectful horse that walks quietly is much more enjoyable than an unruly one. Ultimately, you need to be in charge and tell them...

Cowgirls have 99 problems, but scratching a trailer with a bucket isn’t one of them!  Professional’s Choice solved one of a cowgirl’s worst problems with “The Hanging Bucket Holder.” Drop your five-gallon bucket into the sleeve and Voila! Problem solved!  The polyester bag will prevent your trailer from scratching every time your horse moves the...

Horse shows are a great way to connect with others and test your skills you’ve been working on. There are all different types from casual schooling shows to rated ones. You’ll never forget your first show, so make sure it’s a good experience. These tips will help! Tips for Horse Shows Watch a few classes...

Whoo! It seems the days keep getting hotter and hotter! And just in time for the height of summer rodeo and horse show season, too!  This is your sign to pack a Yeti cooler to take with you to your next equine adventure.  What more do you need than just water in a cooler? I’m...

Summer is heating up! It’s time to take care of yourself by drinking enough water, especially when you’re at the barn. Here are a couple of tips to stay hydrated!  Grab a Water Bottle  If you bring a water bottle with you everywhere you go, you always have water to drink!  Electrolytes When you’re in...

What do horse shows and rodeos have in common? You can’t win them all. It’s the thrill of the sport- the craving that keeps you coming back for more!  But, sometimes too much “thrill” of the sport can get a little unmotivating.  So, how do you deal with disappointment to go win the next one?...

Most ranch owners enjoy horses and cattle. Both animals are social and like to graze, so they appear to be a match. Some even suggest that it’s a good idea for pasture management. Ultimately, there are differences that can come into play though. Make sure to do your research before sticking them together! Tips for...