by Lacy Hawkins | Mar 12, 2024
Building a profound connection between a horse and its rider goes beyond the mechanics of riding—it’s about establishing a partnership based on trust, communication, and mutual understanding. As equestrians, fostering this unique relationship is critical to...
by Lacy Hawkins | Mar 12, 2024
As a horse owner, ensuring the health and well-being of your equine companion is a top priority. While it’s impossible to shield your horse from all potential health issues, adopting a proactive approach to preventative care can significantly reduce the risk of...
by Lacy Hawkins | Feb 8, 2024
Bringing a rescue horse into your care is a noble endeavor, but it comes with its own set of challenges. These incredible animals often carry the weight of past trauma, making the transition to a new home a crucial and delicate process. To ensure a smooth adjustment...
by Lacy Hawkins | Feb 8, 2024
For centuries, horses have been more than just majestic creatures; they’ve been companions, workers, and sources of inspiration. In addition to finding joy in riding, horse lovers may also enjoy doing activities that are related to horses. In this blog, learn...
by Lacy Hawkins | Sep 15, 2021
Riding a horse is a naturally dirty task down to the saddle. The saddle is not required to remain dirty forever. It is surprisingly durable and lasts even longer when it is maintained regularly. There are solutions available to clean and care for any saddle. Compile...
by Lacy Hawkins | Mar 3, 2021
Choosing a bit for a horse that is ridden with a Western saddle is often dependent upon the horse’s purpose, the size and shape of its mouth, its training and history. If the horse has not been harshly treated and its mouth is still tender, the mildest bit...
