Late winter in PA means freeze-thaw footing, suction mud, and tack that never dries. Hereās our practical, barn-tested guide to keeping horses comfortable and heading into spring sound.
A bridle isnāt just leather and buckles ā itās your primary communication system. And when itās adjusted incorrectly, it can compress sensitive facial nerves and create resistance that looks like training issues.
We broke down exactly what to check ā including the most common fitting questions we have been asked lately.
Winter riding doesnāt have to mean freezing, overheating, or cutting rides short. Learn the barn-tested layering system that keeps riders and horses comfortable, safe, and movingāeven in extreme cold.
As winter tightens its grip on the landscape, the beauty of a snow-covered farm often masks a myriad of logistical challenges for horse owners. Managing horses in icy conditions requires more than just extra blankets; it demands a strategic approach to biomechanics, physiology, and environmental safety.
Pumpkin spice might be for people, but fall is a treat season for horses, too.
And while apples and carrots are classics, there are a few other fun snacks your horse might love as long as theyāre fed in moderation and with a little common sense.
November is here, and in places like Pennsylvania, the weather can change fast.
That sunny 60-degree ride? It could be followed by a frosty morning, a muddy mess, or a surprise snowflake.
