Fireworks can be fun and beautiful, but for horses, they can also be terrifying. Even the calmest of horses can be frightened by the bright lights and thundering booms of fireworks displays. Thankfully, there are a few things that can be done to help your horse cope, including Tips and Tricks

We all go to great lengths to help ensure that our horses feel and perform their best, between vets, farriers, chiropractors, supplements, thorough grooming routines, and well-planned fitness regimes – but have you ever considered how digital record keeping could help, too? We talked to barn managers and Tips and Tricks

While there’s nothing that compares to quality time in the saddle or in the barn with your horse, there are still ways to appreciate horses – and to increase your equestrian knowledge – while at home. Short of bringing our horses into the house with us, here are Tips and Tricks

Behind every great barn is a great barn manager, but what is it that makes someone an exceptional barn manager? We gathered insight from barn managers themselves to find out what it takes to excel in the role. Defining the Role Before we delve into what it is Tips and Tricks

Once a month, we’ll be spotlighting equestrian professionals who have made a career out of horses, all in their own unique ways. This month, we’re kicking things off with an overview of several equestrian industry jobs that you may or may not have thought of before and that Tips and Tricks

Making the move from paper records to digital can be a bit intimidating. It’s likely that you’re comfortable with the way that you currently do things and would rather avoid change or a cumbersome learning curve. However, there is also a chance that your barn office is filled Tips and Tricks

Dr. Barbara J. Blasko, M.D. was traveling home from the East Coast when the medical records of her horse, competing on the West Coast, were lost prior to a show. “They lost his medical records, so before he could get onto the show grounds, they revaccinated him,” recounted Tips and Tricks

Each year about this time, we like to share a new barn spring cleaning blog post. This year though, things are a bit different, and the checklist of tasks that we typically recommend may not be entirely advisable. Cleaning out your old riding clothes and taking them to Tips and Tricks

From competitions being canceled further into the spring to many boarding barns now closing their doors to customers, the non-health-related effects of the global coronavirus pandemic continue to increase. For many within our equestrian industry, that means the loss of their livelihood, and for almost all of us, Tips and Tricks

This time of social distancing and quarantine can feel scary, confusing, and strange – but it’s also important to adhere to these measures in order to keep yourself and those that you love and care about safe and healthy. By self-quarantining, we are able to help protect ourselves Tips and Tricks

This Notice was originally posted by Palm Beach Equine Clinic The recent spread of the novel coronavirus has raised serious concerns as the status continues to evolve. As equine veterinarians, Palm Beach Equine Clinic would like to address the questions and concern raised by horse owners regarding the Tips and Tricks

It may feel like there have been a number of things to stress about recently, but your horse show experience shouldn’t have to be one of them! The more relaxed you are able to be while competing, the more likely you are to be successful (and to enjoy Tips and Tricks