Each month, the BarnManager team is sitting down with accomplished riders from across equestrian disciplines to learn more about how they got their start, their typical days, their biggest advice, and more! We’re asking the same five questions and sharing their answers with you! Adrienne Sternlicht made headlines Quick Conversation - 5 Questions

Liv Gude gives us some tips on fitting your horse’s grazing muzzle A well fitted grazing muzzle can help your horse stay healthy and trim, all while avoiding an increased risk of laminitis in some cases. But, muzzles can rub your horse bald, and even to the point Tips and Tricks

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! Debbie Staley was operating Blue Shadow Farm as a full-service FreeFor501(c)(3)

Each month, the BarnManager team is sitting down with accomplished riders from across equestrian disciplines to learn more about how they got their start, their typical days, their biggest advice, and more! We’re asking the same five questions and sharing their answers with you! Hannah Selleck, 30, has Quick Conversation - 5 Questions

Liv Gude gives us some tips on transitioning from winter fuzz through the spring shed and on to summer slick. Horses shed when the days start to get longer, which begins with the winter solstice around December 21st. Most horses hold on to their coats a bit longer Tips and Tricks

The warm-up ring of the International Arena at the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) is an incredible place to learn. Pull up a chair during a FEI class, and suddenly you have a front row seat to watch many of the top riders in the world at work behind-the-scenes. From the Pros, Tips and Tricks

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! Ten years ago, the communities surrounding Driggs, Idaho, experienced the FreeFor501(c)(3)

Liv Gude kicks off our 2019 tips with three ways to stay warm at the barn this winter! Number 1. Layer. This cutie sent in by Jill Saccocia needs no layers! Start with silk undergarments, then add layers upon layers! I have the distinct honor, which comes with Tips and Tricks

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! Wisconsin native Cindy Prince was attending law school and preparing FreeFor501(c)(3)

On Wednesday, January 9, we attended the first ever Equestrian Businesswomen Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida. It was a day of inspiration, learning, networking, and an overall sense of excitement. If you weren’t able to make it this year, we highly recommend you penciling it in for Learning Center

With the start of the new year comes the start of the Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) and the Adequan Global Dressage Festival (AGDF) in one of the BarnManager team’s favorite places: Wellington, FL! For the Wellington first-timer, it can be hard to know where to begin your visit. Learning Center

It’s about to be that time of year again: that time where we suddenly go from consuming approximately a dozen cookies a day and possibly one too many glasses of wine to vowing that we’re only eating kale salads and drinking green juice for the whole next week. Learning 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!   Dr. Susan Spivey had just graduated from the London FreeFor501(c)(3)

What treats can your horse eat for the holidays? First – think of this in terms of a tiny treat – like half of a peppermint – or something larger, like an extra flake of hay or an extra scoop of feed.  Then that treat has become part Tips and Tricks

It’s that time of year again – the time for holiday decorations, gifts, and snow, or, in the case of many riders, owners, and trainers: palm trees, horse trailers, heavily packed tack trunks, and warmer weather. As horses across the country and across disciplines are shipping to more Equine Tech Collab, Learning Center

Cultivate a little gratitude for your horse!  It’s easy to show daily gratitude for our horses with a treat, a hand graze, extra scratches on the itchy spots.   But what about big picture stuff? Like saddle fit? The best diet formulated by an equine nutritionist? Regular bloodwork Tips and Tricks

Our BarnManager team recently caught up with some of the best hunter barn managers in the business to learn their tips and tricks, and now we’re back with more insight from two women working hard in the saddle and behind the scenes to help their hunter operations run From the Pros, Tips and Tricks

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!     In 1980, the Fairfax 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program FreeFor501(c)(3)