By Dr. Molly Bellefeuille, DVM, MS Something not right with your horse… not performing at the top of its game, weak behind, poor hair coat, muscle...
By Krista Lucas Customized spurs have become increasingly popular to give as gifts, awards or to be bought and used by a working cowboy or cowgirl....
By Steve Stevens It is amazing how the lessons horses teach us are never ending if we open our minds and souls to it. When you...
By Krista Lucas Every horse is unique in its own special way. There are almost 400 breeds to choose from, and depending on the breed, colors...
By Coris Crumpler For many cowboys across the United States, the end of November and beginning of December marks a very important event in rodeo history:...
By Krista Lucas Cowboys and cowgirls need several components in their tack rooms to be successful, and the bit is a tool most horsemen and women...
By Dr. Molly Bellefeuille In the following months lots of foals will enter this world. With 80 percent of foals being born between the months of...
By Janis Blackwell Whether weekend warrior or year round professional, many who travel with horses have determined that living quarters trailers are literally the “way to...
By Dr. Molly Bellefeuille Vitamin E is plentiful in lush green pastures, especially in alfalfa. However, with harvesting and storage, the levels of vitamin E diminish...
By Krista Lucas North Texas is known as horse country in many areas. The region is home to numerous horse ranches, breeding facilities and boarding barns....