by Samantha Matsuda
May 9, 2022
#TackTipTuesday - sometimes Tack Tip Tuesday can be about the lack of tack. Riding bareback is an excellent exercise and check in on our position p...
by Samantha Matsuda
May 9, 2022
#TackTipTuesday Have you ever heard of a daisy rein? They are not for sunshine and lollipops, but for sneaky ponies who like to outsmart their you...
by Samantha Matsuda
May 9, 2022
When we need a little extra grip, we usually will reach for the rubber reins in our tack room! However, when they become dirty, slippery and start...
by Samantha Matsuda
April 2, 2022
#TackTipTuesday - Protect those crowns! I love working with and supporting other local equestrians! These are a fantastic idea created by Angie, w...
by Samantha Matsuda
March 14, 2022
I love to have a wide selection of brushes in my grooming kit. To me, I see brushes the same way an artist has a variety of different paintbrushes. Each one has a different feel, a different weight, and a different effect on the horse's coat.
by Samantha Matsuda
March 7, 2022
This week's #TackTipTuesday we dive into the Kimberwick bit. Did you know this bit is also called Kimblewick. It was named after a town in Britian ...
by Samantha Matsuda
February 28, 2022
A well-fitting saddle pad is essential to your horse's comfort and saddle fit. Western saddle pads come in a variety of sizes, and when first start...
by Samantha Matsuda
February 15, 2022
The term "cob" pops up in a variety of equestrian vocabulary. But what exactly does it mean?
The British Show Horse Association describes a cob a...
by Samantha Matsuda
January 25, 2022
When purchasing new (or used!) tack for your horse, it is important to get the right size. Some items come small/medium/large or pony/cob/horse/war...
by Samantha Matsuda
January 11, 2022
I love grooming. To me, there is nothing better than a well-groomed horse. It shows pride in one's pony and just takes some good elbow grease. Plus...
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January 4, 2022
Australian saddles are a unique style of saddle. People will try to relate them to English or Western saddles but they are their own type. This can...
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December 28, 2021
Brrr... It is chilly outside! The rest of Canada might laugh at us shaking in our boots at -10, but we are not built for the cold and snow out here...
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#TackTipTuesday - sometimes Tack Tip Tuesday can be about the lack of tack. Riding bareback is an excellent exercise and check in on our position p...
#TackTipTuesday Have you ever heard of a daisy rein? They are not for sunshine and lollipops, but for sneaky ponies who like to outsmart their you...
When we need a little extra grip, we usually will reach for the rubber reins in our tack room! However, when they become dirty, slippery and start...
#TackTipTuesday - Protect those crowns! I love working with and supporting other local equestrians! These are a fantastic idea created by Angie, w...
I love to have a wide selection of brushes in my grooming kit. To me, I see brushes the same way an artist has a variety of different paintbrushes. Each one has a different feel, a different weight, and a different effect on the horse's coat.
This week's #TackTipTuesday we dive into the Kimberwick bit. Did you know this bit is also called Kimblewick. It was named after a town in Britian ...
A well-fitting saddle pad is essential to your horse's comfort and saddle fit. Western saddle pads come in a variety of sizes, and when first start...
The term "cob" pops up in a variety of equestrian vocabulary. But what exactly does it mean? The British Show Horse Association describes a cob a...
When purchasing new (or used!) tack for your horse, it is important to get the right size. Some items come small/medium/large or pony/cob/horse/war...
I love grooming. To me, there is nothing better than a well-groomed horse. It shows pride in one's pony and just takes some good elbow grease. Plus...
Australian saddles are a unique style of saddle. People will try to relate them to English or Western saddles but they are their own type. This can...
Brrr... It is chilly outside! The rest of Canada might laugh at us shaking in our boots at -10, but we are not built for the cold and snow out here...
