With the Irish celebration of St. Patrick’s Day tomorrow, here is one of the many Celtic legends that include the horse. Thank you to “Symbolic Horse Education Resources” for the information.

Your child wants to learn to ride a horse. Great! Your first task is to find a riding instructor who is a great fit for your child. This can sometimes be a challenge because not every child and every instructor will necessarily be a perfect match. The following tips can help you get started.

One of your toughest (but most fun) decisions when building your barn will be choosing your barn style. There are many to choose from and each style will have different modifications. Things to consider are the style’s suitability to your climate, the function or “flow” of your horse work and, of course, your budget. The timeframe for your project will is also play a large factor. A modular barn can be erected in a few days, while a pole barn can take months.

While we’re firm believers in the fact that you can never have too many horses, keeping multiple horses fit all at the same time can sometimes be a challenge. We’ve come up with some great tips to help you save time while keeping your horses conditioned and exercised.

With Presidents' Day just around the corner we thought it was time that the horse(s) of these historical heroes were honored as well.

While a big, luxurious 12-stall barn with exquisite stall fronts and beautiful barn doors is what we all dream of, if you have limited finances keep that vision, but start with the basics.

If you would like to make your barn more eco-friendly, here are some ideas about Classic Equine Equipment products that can help you can accomplish this:

Chances are that your hay bill is one of your highest bills in caring for your horse. The last thing anyone wants to do is to waste hay, especially when the cost of hay is so high. Luckily for you, we’ve got some great tips to minimize hay wastage in your barn.

You may be enjoying this winter season or it may be dragging on with no end in site. If the winter blues are catching up to you, we have a few ideas that may help pass the time. 

With the cold, wet weather and darker days, it becomes more difficult to get yourself to the barn and into the saddle. Finding that initial motivation to go ride can be a real challenge, so here are some tips to get yourself to the barn.