Liv’s Tip of the Month – Fly Control
Liv’s Tip of the Month There are two main things to know about fly control – first, know what types of flies you are targeting and second, you Liv Gude, ProEquineGrooms.com, Tips and Tricks
May 21, 2018
May 15, 2018
What Makes a Great Barn Manager?
“Behind every great barn is a great barn manager” – or at least, that’s what we at BarnManager believe! But what does a barn manager do that makes the role so important? And what makes someone a great barn manager? While those answers vary from discipline to discipline Emily Riden
May 3, 2018
501(c)(3) Feature: The North Carolina Therapeutic Riding Center
Through our ‘Free for 501(c)3’ program, our team at BarnManager has had the opportunity to learn more about incredible equestrian non-profit organizations from across the country. Each month, we’ll be featuring one such organization here on our blog! Emily Riden, FreeFor501(c)(3)
April 24, 2018
Liv’s Tip of the Month – 5 Springtime Dangers to Avoid with Your Horse
Liv’s Tip of the Month Springtime brings some beautiful flowers and we all want to be outside after the long winter. However, springtime also brings some unique dangers to keep your horses away from. Liv Gude, ProEquineGrooms.com, Tips and Tricks
April 11, 2018
Equine Technology Collaboration
“If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.” – Henry Ford Competition moves us forward, but collaboration transforms us. It is a very exciting time to be working in the equine technology space. New companies seem to be launching almost daily, and we all share common Nicole's Posts
April 4, 2018
501(c)(3) Feature: Hickory Hill Farm
Through our ‘Free for 501(c)3’ program, our team at BarnManager has had the opportunity to learn more about incredible equestrian non-profit organizations from across the country. Each month, we’ll be featuring one such organization here on our blog! Emily Riden, FreeFor501(c)(3)
March 26, 2018
Liv’s Tip of the Month – 8 Spring Cleaning Must-dos for Your Barn
Liv’s Tip of the Month Time to do a few things around the farm to get ready for warmer weather! Liv Gude, Tips and Tricks
March 16, 2018
Managing Horses in Multiple Locations with Laura Kraut
A month ago, Laura Kraut rode on the U.S. Nations Cup team at the CSIO5* Ocala in Ocala, FL. Three weeks ago she was contesting the Sunshine Tour in Spain, and this week, she is back in Wellington, FL, to compete at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) – Emily Riden
February 28, 2018
Liv’s Tip of the Month – Laminitis Signs
Liv’s Tip of the Month Laminitis is not just a springtime issue – although it seems to be more common in the spring, it can happen year round! Here are some sure-fire signs your horse needs a vet – pronto! An increased digital pulse at the fetlock. This Liv Gude, ProEquineGrooms.com, Tips and Tricks
February 7, 2018
A HEART for Equine Aid
A HEART for Equine Aid If you travel the hunter/jumper horse show circuit – like many of our BarnManager users do – you may have noticed an eye-catching red and orange horse trailer situated somewhere not far from the main ring. That specially outfitted horse Emily Riden, FreeFor501(c)(3)
December 27, 2017
Liv’s Tip of the Month – Keeping Your Horse’s Skin Healthy in Winter
Liv’s Tip of the Month Keeping Your Horse’s Skin Healthy in Winter It’s cold. Your fingers are numb. You just want to tack up and ride and go home – but you might be skipping some steps to help your horse’s winter skin stay healthy. Here’s what Liv Gude, ProEquineGrooms.com, Tips and Tricks
November 23, 2017
Liv’s Tip of the Month – Warming Up Your Bits
Liv’s Tip of the Month Do your horse a favor in cold weather and warm his bit up for him! It’s easy and makes bridling comfortable. Depending on your barn’s tack room set up, you might have a lot of options to make this happen! One easy Liv Gude, ProEquineGrooms.com, Tips and Tricks
October 25, 2017
Heart of Phoenix
One of the greatest parts of our work with BarnManager is getting to know and learn from incredible horsemen and women across the globe. Everyone has a unique and powerful story of what horses mean to them and why they continue to dedicate themselves to the equines in FreeFor501(c)(3)
October 25, 2017
Preparing the Barn for Winter Weather
The time to get ready is before it gets cold! This includes getting your barn spic and span, and your horse all squared away for the cold weather. Focus your winter barn prep energy on making sure these systems are a go: Liv Gude, ProEquineGrooms.com, Tips and Tricks
August 17, 2017
A Visit to The Peeps Foundation
On a recent trip to Lexington, Kentucky, all of my childhood dreams came true when I was invited to visit The Peeps Foundation. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this organization or its namesake, Peeps, it’s time for you to become familiar. As I pulled onto FreeFor501(c)(3), Nicole's Posts
July 5, 2017
The Plaid Horse Blog: Nicole Lakin’s Barn Management Brain Child
“When it comes to horses, there’s nothing that can replace the feeling that you have whether you’re on the horse or on the ground with them,” Lakin said. “That’s irreplaceable and technology will never change that. What technology can do is to automate business side of things, and Nicole's Posts
