by Amy Dahlgren | May 21, 2021 | Grooming, Tips
Horse grooming and horsemanship is a marathon – not a sprint. Truly considerate grooming comes from nutrition, hard work, and thoughtful management of your horse’s environment. This only seems more time-consuming than finding a magic potion or grooming...
by Amy Dahlgren | May 10, 2021 | Tips
Leasing a horse can indeed be more affordable than purchasing one! And there are other fabulous reasons to explore leasing, too. Leasing a horse is a stepping stone to horse ownership. Buying a horse can be emotional, expensive, and overwhelming at times....
by Amy Dahlgren | Apr 28, 2021 | Tips
Getting ready for a horse show is mostly planning when to do things; the rest is using the best tools and techniques for epic show ring turnout! Clip your horse well in advance of your horse show Some horses, especially the dark bays and chestnuts, will have a...
by Amy Dahlgren | Feb 21, 2021 | Guest Bloggers
What to expect when your mare is “expecting” Dr. Christine Bartley This guide is intended for mare owners and farm attendants who will be attending a foaling, to help familiarize them with the process. This is not meant to guide the diagnosis or treatment of problems...
by Amy Dahlgren | Feb 20, 2021 | Winter
How to Keep Your Horse Fit Through Challenging Weather No matter where you live, there comes a time when the weather makes it feel impossible to continue training and exercising your horse. Similar to people, it can be hard for a horse to stay fit when they are...