The Cheshire Horse 
In recent years, many equestrians have shifted their focus to non-toxic pest control options to maximize the health of themselves, their pets, their horses, and their local ecosystem. In this blog, we take a look at some of the ways to manage the fly population and protect your horse naturally, without the use of harmful pesticides and insecticides.
Helping your horse gain weight is a popular subject that many people struggle with; in this blog, we look at this topic with a well-rounded approach to help you assist your horse in gaining weight and building muscle mass.
To prepare for a safe birth and a successful first month of your foal’s life, there are a number of essentials that you should have on hand. In this blog, we take a look at exactly what you need to have in your foaling kit as you patiently await your new equine bundle of joy.
No one could show a horse like Joe Parker. As a self-assured Black man with a commanding presence in the ring and the modest personality of a true professional showman, he demanded attention from the judge and audience every time he trotted into the ring with a talented horse, whether it be under saddle, driving, or in-hand. He revolutionized the Morgan Park Horse in the 1960s and ‘70s, showcasing horses that trotted off their hocks and sat higher in the bridle and taking the show ring by storm, directly in the face of racial inequalities. Moreover, he taught his sons to be the same consummate horsemen that he was.
In this blog post, we take a look at some of the physical effects of cribbing while also discussing how to properly manage a “cribber.”
Alicia’s posture and riding improved greatly with the Equifit ShouldersBack.
In this blog post, we explore various ways to dote on your equine companion on Valentine’s Day and every day of the year!
In order to determine that your horse is getting the proper amount of calories in his or her diet, it is essential to be able to accurately assess their body condition
In this blog, we explore the various ways to repair and recondition your leather bridles, saddles, girths, halters, and stirrup leathers so that you can restore your tack to its former glory.
