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Jun
Jun
As horse owners, we are committed to providing the best care for our equine friends. When it comes to protecting our horses…
Author Archives: HARRISON HOWARD
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Jul
Jul
If horses could shop online, this would probably be in their cart. Designed with your horse’s comfort in mind (and their dramatic opinions about flies), this fly mask blends smart engineering with barn-proof durability. The shape is anatomically designed — which is a fancy way of saying it fits like it was meant to be […]
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Apr
Apr
To you, it’s grooming.To your horse, it’s identity theft. Because horses don’t see dirt as “unclean.”Oh no. To them, that layer of mud is:✨ Armor✨ Natural perfume✨ A fashion statement✨ And apparently, non-negotiable. 🐴 The Horse Perspective You approach with your grooming kit, full of love and brushes.Your horse looks at you like you’re about […]
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Mar
Mar
From the outside, a herd looks simple — a bunch of horses grazing peacefully in a field.But spend five minutes actually watching them, and you’ll realize something:there is an entire society at work out there. A society with rules, rituals, relationships, and the occasional dramatic argument about absolutely nothing. The Unofficial Ranking System (That Horses […]
Horse Care & Stable Life, Product Insights & Gear Guide
More Than a Tail: Why Horses Wear Their Stories Behind Them
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Apr
Apr
A horse’s tail is more than hair—it’s communication, protection, balance, and beauty all in one. Watch closely, and you’ll see how the tail speaks:A gentle swish means contentment.A sharp snap? Irritation.Raised high in the wind? Confidence (and maybe a little drama). But the tail isn’t just expressive—it’s functional.It keeps bugs away, helps with balance, and […]
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Jun
Jun
If horses could talk, they’d probably say:“Don’t call it feeding. Call it service.” Because to them, mealtime is sacred.And to you, it’s the easiest way to keep your horse healthy — or accidentally start a digestive rebellion. Hay First, Always Let’s start with the golden rule: fiber before fancy stuff.Horses are designed to eat little […]
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May
May
We tend to notice a horse’s ears when they’re pointed forward—alert, curious, listening. But when you’re gently cleaning those ears,something quietly magical happens. At first, the horse might raise its head.Not because it’s afraid—just because it’s deciding whether to trust you with something personal. Because ears aren’t just for hearing.They’re for expressing. Forward: I’m interested.Sideways: […]
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Oct
Oct
There’s something magical that happens when a child meets a horse for the first time.Eyes widen, tiny boots shuffle forward, and the horse lowers its head like it’s greeting a very small, very determined new friend. But while the moment is adorable, the relationship that follows isn’t just cuteness — it’s psychology, horsemanship, and early […]
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Jun
Jun
Horse care is full of meaningful, noble responsibilities—hoof cleaning, nutrition, pasture management…But today, we focus on a deeper, more emotional subject: 🧽 Grooming — the art of cleaning a creature who believes they are already perfect. Let’s be honest. Grooming a horse is not just brushing.It is communication. It is trust-building.It is also a full-contact […]
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May
May
There’s something magical about braiding a horse’s mane.It starts out elegant — a calm grooming session, gentle sunlight, you feeling like a medieval princess preparing her noble steed. Five minutes later, there’s hair in your mouth, your horse’s tail has somehow joined the battle, and you’re realizing this is less “royalty” and more “barnyard wrestling.” […]
