Mar 1, 2018 | Around the barn
I’ve been on a hunt for a good soft pair of stirrup leathers for awhile now. After purchasing my saddle, I was using my old stirrup leathers, which were of questionable quality – while they did the job, the leather was not great quality and rubbed the flap every...
Dec 28, 2017 | Around the barn
As we reflect back on our year … a lot has happened! We have grown and met new people; we have torn down and rebuilt; we have laughed and cried; but at the end of the day, I hope most of all that we have managed to make an impact on people’s lives. If you leave...
Nov 17, 2017 | Around the barn
Written by: Samantha Albert “One of the most important things itsto sit straight. That will help you keep your body weight over your hips and allow you to have a good strong posture. It’s much harder for someone to tip you forward or push you backward when...
Aug 30, 2017 | Around the barn
Kelsey & Ramen Over the past month and a half, Kelsey has been riding Ramen to getting him back into shape and into a regular work routine after his time off. While challenging, Kelsey has enjoyed her time with Ramen, building him up on the flat and tackling...
Jul 7, 2017 | Around the barn, Slice of Life
This is an old post (from 2015) but considering that the temps are climbing now and the humidity (which has been unusually absent thus far) has reared it’s ugly head again, it’s very relevant. We want everyone to be safe in the heat, humans and equines...
Jun 20, 2017 | Around the barn, Slice of Life, Tack & Equipment Care, Things We Like
No butts about it: A long, full tail on a horse looks so pretty. And not just pretty, it’s also very functional, because it acts like a built-in fly swatter for the horse (ever been swished in the face by a tail? It hurts). Genetics play a big part in how long a...
