The Cheshire Horse 
Are you looking for the perfect present for the equestrian in your life? From stocking stuffers to timeless classics, we have something for everyone on your list at The Cheshire Horse. Check out our top ideas for the 2023 holiday season.
Properly clipping a horse requires a bit of knowledge, patience, and the right equipment. In this guide, we’ll walk you through considerations when clipping your horse.
You’re invited to join us for this great annual celebration! We will host our 26th Anniversary Sale event at our flagship location in Swanzey, NH October 6-8. It will feature discounts throughout the store (and even a bargain trailer), a large vendor tent, door prizes, free samples, local organizations, exciting new grand prizes, refreshments, and more.
Our customer, Elizabeth Killian, recently tried feeding her 23-year-old horse, Espiritu, this supplement, and after a few months, she came back to us with her honest feedback.
For decades, leg wraps and horse boots have been considered vital pieces of equipment for working horses. From supporting tendons and ligaments to safeguarding legs from the harmful effects of impact, it is easy to understand why so many equestrians utilize daily equine leg protection. In recent years, however, traditional pieces of equipment are being looked at in a new light.
We sat down with Rachel Richardson of Maple Hill Horseshoeing & Blacksmithing in Marlboro, VT, to get a farrier’s perspective on properly caring for and treating hooves in fluctuating weather.
A roached mane is when the mane (and sometimes the forelock) is completely shaved off, leaving the horse with a smooth line across the top of the horse’s neck–much like a buzzcut for humans!
A business finance consultant by day and a children’s author by night, Angelina Natale, of Sky View Farm Adventures in New Hampshire, is coming onto the scene with three new books for young horse enthusiasts.
Make sure that your turnout reflects your preparation by dressing the part! This 2023 Horse Show Apparel Guide reviews the rulebook as well as current fashion trends to help you stand out from the competition.
Many equestrians love heading out to the trails with their horses and exploring the countryside. Besides allowing them to take in new scenery on horseback, it also gives them the opportunity to build their relationship with their horse. While this is enjoyable on its own, some equestrians like adding the element of competition to their trail riding experience. This has led to the rise of endurance riding and competitive trail riding, where equestrians are able to put the fitness of their horses and themselves to the test.