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The United States is facing unprecedented times. Are you tired of hearing that statement yet?  The U.S. government is enacting tariffs on a majority of countries in the global economy...

You may have noticed an uncomfortable trend among equestrians– especially those who work professionally within the industry. We don’t exactly all have model-esque skin. Many equestrians have skin that is...

Fly masks,  fly leg wraps, and  fly sheets are essential protective gear to guard our horses against flies. But this spring, barn owners can get to the root cause of...

When it comes to tack, most equestrians spend the majority of their effort on their horse’s saddle and bridle. The girth is an often overlooked piece of equipment, when really...

Are one of many equestrians fleeing the ice and snow of the northern United States and making the pilgrimage to sunny Florida? It’s a long trip for many equestrians who...

The United States has been under the oppressive weight of a heatwave this summer. With temperatures reaching upwards of 90 degrees, equestrians are struggling to make time to ride their...

Believe it or not, horse riding brushes are some of the most fun items an equestrian can buy. They’re affordable tools that we use on a daily basis, but there’s...

Like most things in the equestrian world, there is no simple answer to this question. When you start blanketing your horse depends on the weather in your area and your...

In early August,  68 major cities were forecast to have dangerous levels of heat on one or more days. According to the New York Times, “About  67.1 million people — 20 percent...

Have you noticed a new brand available on  Breeches.com? We’re proud to announce that we’re now offering Equinatura for sale on our online tack store. Offering a natural horse care option,...

  We’ve all heard the saying “April showers bring May flowers.” For many equestrians, it often goes more like “April showers bring mud fever.”  Mud fever goes by many names....

Wintertime is a struggle for horse owners in many different ways. Shorter days make it harder to ride, while muddy pastures make horse health and grooming an even bigger chore...