Essential Springtime Supplies for Barn Owners
Wednesday, April 01 2015
Springtime’s arrival means important barn maintenance. Having the right supplies can make barn and property maintenance easier, so before you set out through the muddy pastures, make sure that you have these supplies in your barn. Heavy Duty Rubber Boots Rubber boots are an absolute must when working around the barn in the spring.
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The Horseperson’s Car: How to Barn-Proof Your Vehicle
Tuesday, March 31 2015
Our horse hobby has an uncanny way of spreading into and taking over our vehicles. While we might delight in eau de horse, chances are that some of the people who have to ride in our cars won’t feel the same way.
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Spring Clean Your Barn for Safety
Monday, March 30 2015
Spring is here, and that means it’s time for spring cleaning. Spring cleaning your barn is a perfect time to do a sweep for common barn safety issues
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Affordable Ways to Rejuvenate Your Horse Show Wardrobe
Wednesday, March 25 2015
As spring arrives, so does horse show season.
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What is a Working Student in the Horse Industry?
Monday, March 23 2015
“Working student.” It’s a phrase that is often thrown around in the horse world, but what does it really involve? If you’re questioning whether being a working student is right for you, or even whether you should take a working student on yourself, this information about the world of the working student may help you decide. The Basics of Being a Working Student The exact duties of a working student are a bit hard to describe, since every working student position is different.
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How to Stay on Good Terms When Moving to a New Boarding Barn
Friday, March 20 2015
When it’s time to move to a new barn , relationships with your current barn owner or manager can become strained. It’s hard to bring up the fact that you are moving your horse, especially if you are close with your barn owner or if you have been at your current barn for a long time. If you’re planning to move barns in the future, these tips can help you to do so while staying on good terms with your current barn manager.
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What You Need to Know About Leasing a Show Horse
Wednesday, March 18 2015
With show season upon us, you may be feeling pressured to find your next show horse for this year. And while buying your show horse is a popular option, leasing your next show horse can also be an excellent approach. Leasing a show horse allows you to partner with a talented and competitive horse without taking on the financial responsibilities of buying a show horse
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How To Continue Riding As A College Student
Friday, March 13 2015
Owning a horse in college can be a challenge, with its significant time and financial demands. Luckily, you don’t necessarily have to own a horse in college to keep riding.
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Tips for Hosting a Barn Open House
Thursday, March 12 2015
With the completion of your barn, there is no better way to celebrate than with a barn open house. A barn open house can be open to friends and family, but it can also be a useful tool to bring in clients and boarders. When planning your barn’s open house, consider the following tips and ideas
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Features That Will Set Your Boarding Barn Apart from Others
Wednesday, March 11 2015
When planning your boarding barn, you will want to take measures to set your barn apart from other boarding facilities. If you’re opting to provide horses with the ultimate in care, safety, and luxury in your high-performance boarding barn, then consider adding the following amenities to your plans. Stable-ity Grids Mud is a frequent issue on horse farms, and not only is it a nuisance, it can affect the health of the horses you board. Stable-ity Grids provide a permanent solution to mud management and are perfect for installing in muddy areas of the pasture, particularly around pasture gates
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