Blog List

• Jan 25, 2021
• Libby Fakier

I had the pleasure of speaking with Todd Bowman, master craftsman and owner of Bowman Custom Spurs, during the busiest season of the e-commerce industry—Thanksgiving...

• Dec 02, 2020
• Libby Fakier

It’s 7am and the sun is rising just above the tree line.  Sharon Massaglia has already had two cups of coffee and is walking the front pasture of Meadowlark Farm and...

• Oct 03, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

The rainy season is here, and many areas of the US are already dealing with floods. A 2018 study found that 41 million Americans live in flood-prone areas. If you are one of them,...

• Sep 24, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

We are smack in the middle of hurricane season, and if you live in a hurricane-prone area, it’s time to get prepared. In typical 2020 fashion, this year’s hurricane...

• Sep 15, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Wildfire season is here early this year and GoHorse is here to help you through this stressful time. Learn how smoke impacts your horse and what you can do to minimize its...

• Sep 11, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

The US is currently experiencing many natural disasters; wildfires in the west, hurricanes in the east, and flooding in between. Many horses and owners are displaced and need a...

• Aug 28, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Wildfire season is here and it’s time to make sure you are ready. The best thing you can do for your horse during wildfire season is to have a plan in place so you...

• Aug 21, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Finding a saddle that fits your horse is extremely important. A poorly fitting saddle can result in a sore back and other compensation injuries that can take months to...

• Aug 17, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Equine therapy is a facilitated interaction between horses and human patients. It helps individuals with PTSD, anxiety, depression, communicative disabilities, physical...

• Aug 07, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

We are officially in the dog days of summer and it is HOT out there. Many equestrians do their summer horseback riding in the morning to avoid the heat. That’s great, but...

• Jul 29, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Equestrians across the country are facing much different 2020 show seasons than planned. Tons of shows have canceled and others are operating at a much lower capacity than normal....

• Jul 22, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Natural horsemanship is a horse training style that relies on the horse’s natural instincts and behavior within their herd. The idea is that the trainer or owner of the...

• Jul 15, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

If you are looking to purchase your first horse, or maybe add another to your herd, you need to understand the costs of owning a horse. The actual cost varies greatly depending on...

• Jul 08, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

As a horse owner, your bond with your horse is essential. Horses are incredibly sensitive beings, and when you climb on their back, you put your trust in them to keep you safe....

• Jun 15, 2020
• The GoHorse Team

Every horse owner should have a horse first aid kit on hand at their barn and in their trailer. This way, you can quickly treat minor cuts, scrapes, and other ailments, and...