Mother-Daughter Retreat

#1 – June 16th – 18th

#2 – June 23rd – 25th

#3 – August 20th – 22nd

Registration Opens on

Wednesday, January 19th at 10 a.m. EST.

Winter Fuzzies

On a chilly winter day, it’s natural for a horse’s coat to seem a bit “puffier” than normal. This extra fluffy coat creates a large insulating pocket of air right next to the skin.
Those longer hairs will act as a natural barrier to wind, rain, snow, and other elements.
Keep all of this in mind if you decide to blanket your horse this winter. A lightweight blanket will simply press the hair down and eliminate the coat’s ability to hold and heat air without adding any warmth. Either opt for a heavier blanket or, if your horse’s natural winter coat is thick, leave him without a blanket as long as he has adequate shelter.
It may take some extra time to groom your horse, but it’s well worth the effort to have them warm and protected this winter.

Doughnut Horse Treats

These are the equine version of gingerbread cookies.

They’re so yummy, you might want to snack on them yourself! We hope your horses love these treats as much as ours do. If you tried these recipes or have any other treat recipes you’d like to share, please do! 

Horse Head Ornament

Do you love crafting around the holidays? Learn how to make cute and easy horse head ornaments. These are perfect to put on your tree or give as a gift! If you make them take a moment to tag us on social media so we can see your creations!