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Whether this is your first show or your one-hundredth, pre-show jitters can leave you scattered and scrambling the week of the event. Here are some helpful tips to keep you organized and make sure that both you and your horse have a good experience. Packing for the Event When packing for the show, the firstRead more

High in the Uintas as I come down off the last bit of snow on the peak, I realize it’s been hours since I have been back to camp. Around the bend and I start to see the campsite, my orange Marmot tent is hard to miss in the beauty of the Uinta mountains. AsRead more

Many of you have followed our site for a while and that means that you know a bit of my story. To remind you of my story you can go here to read about it. Those of you that haven’t, here is a little backstory about why you should even keep reading and listen toRead more

So here is the story about how I decided to do my own saddle fender replacement. I have this older saddle that I keep around just in case I need one with a little bit of a different tree for another horse. Not that I have current plans to get another horse but I just didn’tRead more

Not everyone understands why someone would use Mecate reins for riding but they are very helpful in teaching your horse how to give to pressure when it is applied. What I found was that these reins are not cheap at all, especially for good ones. I found that most quality mecate reins cost around $150-$200 andRead more

So I have had a dilemma finding a saddle that fits my horse for some time now. When you have a oddly shaped horse things get a little difficult, unless you have $4,000 for a custom saddle. I wish I could afford something like that but to be honest that isn’t going to happen anytimeRead more