Hopefully your horse has been on Santa's nice list this year. Finding a gift for the horse who has “everything” can sometimes be a challenge. But here’s a suggestion – the perfect gift for your horse may be a little bit of pampering. We know you already pamper your horse with good food, a great Classic Equine stall (wink wink) and lots of treats, but here are some extra ways to make your horse feel extra special.

Whether you’re a competitive rider or just go out for the occasional trail ride, warming up your horse before riding can help prevent injuries later.

While Veterans Day traditionally remembers the men and women who served in our Armed Forces, there are some four-legged heroes that deserve recognition as well. One of them was a horse named Reckless.

Depending on the part of the country in which you live – you may be starting to consider the blanketing process for your horse - especially at night. Horses can actually do quite well without a blanket in even the most harsh winter storms. Their coat fluffs up like a down blanket and can provide extra warmth and insulation. But before you decide if its time to break out the blanket, here are some things you’ll want to consider:

Many, especially around Halloween, have heard the tale of “The Headless Horseman” and his rides into Sleepy Hollow. But the original story from which it was derived is actually much scarier – and much more gruesome. So read on about “The Dullahan” of Ireland – if you dare…..

A sustainable pasture depends on proper management of both the fertility needs of the soil and good management of grazing animals. Management decisions made at this time can have a strong effect on the plant’s ability to overwinter, which then determines when new growth begins in the spring and how much total growth will be produced over the entire season.

Chances are that your hay bill is one of your highest bills in caring for your horse. The last thing that 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.

Bad weather and busy schedules can sometimes prevent you from exercising your horse or turning him out. This can sometimes cause high levels of stress for horses. Stress can cause issues such as ulcers, but it can also create an unhappy horse. If you want to minimize the boredom and resulting stress in your horse’s life, consider the following ideas:

Radios are common in many barns and arenas. But does playing music actually benefit your horse? You’ll find differing opinions, but here are some factors to consider when making up your own mind.

One of the major decisions that you will face when building or expanding your barn is selecting what style of horse stall you want. While there is plenty of variety between stall designs, stall doors come in just two styles – sliding and hinged. Unsure of which type of door is right for you? Here’s some information that might help in your decision!