trailering

Outside of tack and what you take riding with you, there are some necessary items to keep in your trailer when taking it out for a spin!  Necessary:  First Aid Kit Horse Medical Kit Copy of Hauling Papers (Coggins, Health Certificates, Registration Papers, etc.) Tire Tools (all tools needed for fixing a flat) PSI Gauge...

If you’re a horse owner, you’re likely to be a traveler too! Traveling can make it tough to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Nevertheless when hauling horses, your time and food options are pretty limited. Whether you’re going to another rodeo or horse show, be prepared to feel your best and travel safely with a few...

Trail riding can be a great way to relax and sightsee with your horse. There are so many different adventures you can go on, including riding on the beach, open fields, and deep in the woods. It’s important you prep your horse for your next big ride. They should know a thing or two before...

Trailering your horse requires some planning! You must ensure your trailer and truck is safe and ready to go. Additionally, some horses need extra training on loading. Heartland actress and real-life equestrian, Amber Marshall has some valuable tips to make the process smooth and easy! Helpful Trailering Tips Make sure you horse is familiar with...

Stress is everywhere! From competitions and trailering to injuries and stall time, your horse is exposed to a number of stressors on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. Aromatherapy has proven to help people with their stress, so can it help horses? New research is showing that certain essential oils have the ability to calm...

I can almost guarantee that every horse owner has had a horse, or at least interacted with one, that didn’t want anything to do with the trailer. I know that I certainly have, and my newly grown fingernail could tell you the whole story, but that’s for another day. In the meantime, I’d like to...