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Harry Meade. Boyd Martin. Tim Price. Tom McEwen. Four of the top ten ranked FEI riders in this 2026 elite…
One thing that’s always constant is the barn. The barn is always there. Good day, bad day, the horses are still there, and chances are they had a lot better day than you did. Maybe you had a lot of meetings, a test at school, or maybe you had a rough go with a friend. Your horse hung out with his best buddies in the pasture, didn’t deal with
“But it’s organized in my mind! I know where everything is!” Says the person standing in a tack room with piles of random pieces of equipment everywhere, open feed bags, and a counter full of unmarked supplements. STOP making excuses for an unorganized tack room!
I sat on my first horse at four years old. It was in the parking lot of the church preschool I attended. I remembered that day forever. Sitting on a massive quarter horse’s back for all of seven walk steps was all I needed to get hooked. I thought it was the coolest
Minimalism matters in your barn. Horses will be horses, and they will injure themselves or give you the unexpected. What you can do is keep everything simple and organized. At the end of the day, you need to save the big things
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