Your friendly neighborhood Non-Pro chasing cutting pen dreams one donated entry fee at a time. Join me on this journey as we explore the latest performance horse insights to proven products and everything in between.
WHEN I SAY MY HORSE IS A SAINT — I mean it.
Our first show together is just a tick over a month away and I’m feeling the pressure!
Here are 10 things to appreciate about cows for #NationalCowAppreciationDay:
It’s here!
A couple of months ago, I placed an order with the Kerry Kelley Bits & Spurs company after going through a trial-and-error bit-trying phase with my new cutting horse, Gator.
I had the opportunity to try this handmade bit and lo and behold, Gator loved it. He seems to have custom, expensive taste like his owner.
If you’ve found this you’re probably the proud owner of the best magnetic therapy horse products: PHT Magnetics. If you’re careful with your investment, it’ll serve you and your horse for longer! I’m a big believer in magnetic therapies due to their proven enhancement in blood flow, inflammation reduction and soreness relief properties, providing relief from soreness.
This is the follow up post to How to Sell a Horse.
So you’re in the market for a new horse. First of all, I am so excited for you! Adding a new horse (or buying your first horse) is such an exciting time.
As someone who’s been on the rehab and now preventative care side of the fence, I’m excited to share with you a brand of ice boots for horses (and stifle, back and hock!) that can assist both goals: Ice Horse.
In case you missed it, I’m super excited to be working with Holy Cow Tack, Feed & Pet as an ambassador to help promote their products! This family-owned and run business is local to the Tanque Verde neighborhood and has a great selection of all of my favorite products (I never leave there empty-handed!).
Have you been logging your AQHA riding hours?
Yes, you can do that — and earn cool prizes along the way!
The American Quarter Horse Association Horseback Riding program is one of my favorite parts about being an AQHA Member.
It’s good [for me] to remember you have to get uncomfortable to improve.
Learning the sport of cutting has been humbling, frustrating and has pushed me way out of my comfort zone.
