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Choosing the Right Horse: Matching Personality to Experience

Choosing the Right Horse: Matching Personality to Experience

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The perfect horse isn’t always the flashiest or the most talented—it’s the one that’s the best match for your experience and goals. Here’s how to choose wisely and set yourself …
Happy Independence Day from All of Us at My Equine World

Happy Independence Day from All of Us at My Equine World

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Happy Independence Day! On behalf of everyone here at My Equine World, I’d like to wish you and your family a wonderful Fourth of July. This holiday gives us an …
According to the Horses - I Think My Horses Are Holding Staff Meetings

According to the Horses – I Think My Horses Are Holding Staff Meetings

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I’m becoming increasingly convinced my horses have a management committee. Not just the occasional “let’s all stand together and stare at nothing” kind of meeting. I’m talking full-on board meetings …
5 Barn Upgrades That Improve Safety Without Breaking the Budget

5 Barn Upgrades That Improve Safety Without Breaking the Budget

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Creating a safer barn doesn’t require a major renovation. These five affordable upgrades can reduce accidents, improve daily efficiency, and make your barn a safer place for horses and people …
Trail Riding Etiquette: Sharing the Trail with Hikers, Bikes, and Wildlife

Trail Riding Etiquette: Sharing the Trail with Hikers, Bikes, and Wildlife

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Trail riding is one of the greatest ways to enjoy the outdoors with your horse—but sharing public trails comes with responsibilities. Learn the simple etiquette that keeps everyone safe and …
The Truth About Barefoot vs. Shoes: Which Horses Really Need Them?

The Truth About Barefoot vs. Shoes: Which Horses Really Need Them?

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Not every horse needs shoes—but not every horse should go barefoot, either. Learn how terrain, workload, hoof quality, and your horse’s individual needs determine the right choice. If there’s one …
Developing a Consistent Stop and Rollback: Foundations for Performance Horses

Developing a Consistent Stop and Rollback: Foundations for Performance Horses

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A great stop and rollback don’t happen by accident. They are built through balance, softness, and consistency. Learn the foundational exercises that help performance horses respond with confidence and precision …
How to Read Your Horse's Body Language Before Problems Start

How to Read Your Horse’s Body Language Before Problems Start

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One of the most common things I hear from riders after a horse spooks, refuses a jump, or reacts unexpectedly is: “He didn’t give me any warning.” Most of the …
5 Barrel Racing Warm-Up Mistakes That Cost Time

5 Barrel Racing Warm-Up Mistakes That Cost Time

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There’s a difference between a horse that runs barrels and a horse that fires through a pattern with confidence and control. A lot of riders spend hours tuning their turns …
10 Things Every New Horse Owner Should Buy First | Essential Horse Owner Checklist

10 Things Every New Horse Owner Should Buy First | Essential Horse Owner Checklist

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One of my favorite parts of running a feed store is seeing someone walk through the door with a huge smile and say, “I just bought my first horse.” It’s …
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