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Discover the most nutritious types of hay to keep your horses healthy and happy and other essential facts for feeding your horses.

If you’re looking for the best way to find what size saddle that you need, look no further! This complete saddle sizing guide by Double D Trailers has everything that you need.

Why did cowboys wear spurs? Discover everything you’d want to know about spurs on cowboy boots and the fascinating history of the Wild West.

The horse racing industry in the United States is valued at over $3 billion dollars, and the cost of owning a racehorse just might surprise you.

Everything You Need to Know About These Elite Equestrian Athletes What Is a Horse Jockey? A horse jockey is a professional rider who competes in organized horse races. These athletes aren’t just skilled riders, they’re experts in balance, strategy, and physical conditioning, often maintaining rigorous diets and training schedules to remain race-ready. What Does a […]

Horse troughs are an essential piece of equipment for horse owners. Learn about their benefits and how to choose one that fits your needs.

Horse racing has thrilled fans for centuries, but only a handful of horses reach true legendary status. These equine athletes weren’t just fast, they were unforgettable, each one reshaping the sport in their own way. In this updated ranking of the greatest racehorses of all time, we’ll discover what made them icons… and how their […]

Discover all about horse trailer camera systems, who needs them, and the best ones available to purchase.

These horse memes will leave you laughing out loud if you own a horse or just love horses in general.

Getting the right pickup truck can go a long way when it comes to towing your trailer. Learn more here about the best trucks for your trailer.

Buying a horse trailer for the first time can be an intimidating process. With so many different types, brands, makes, and models of horse trailers, narrowing down the options and making a final decision can be stressful.

Bumper pull horse trailers are typically more affordable and user-friendly than other types of trailers on the market. For that reason, many first time trailer buyers typically begin their horse trailer search exploring different bumper pull horse trailer options.

If you’re trying to be frugal and save money, searching for the cheapest option is a great idea, but only when it comes to buying things like groceries, clothes, or toys for your kids. When it comes to buying a horse trailer, you might be tempted to settle for a cheap trailer and save a few bucks - but, don’t be fooled!

Looking for a draft horse trailer for sale? Learn how a gooseneck trailer with extra space is the safest option for all large breeds including warmbloods.

Learn how horse sway bars for trailers and trailer axles can improve the towing performance of your horse trailer.

When it comes to the design and build of your horse trailer, there are lots of horse trailer features that are innovative and help keep your horse comfortable and safe in the trailer. But, there’s also dangerous features that can increase your horse’s risk of injury on the road. When choosing a horse trailer, avoid these dangerous features and make sure your trailer has the essential safety features.

The SafeTack Reverse Horse Trailer is a reverse side load horse trailer with a walk-through design that makes loading a breeze. Learn why horses love it.

Towing a 3,000-to-4,000-pound trailer with your horses inside will make driving different than usual. Many people who aren’t used to hauling such a large weight put themselves and their horses in danger by not taking all the necessary safety precautions.

If your horses could talk, their whinnies and neighs would probably echo from inside the trailer, “how much longer?” Or even, “when are we going to get there?” Just like long road trips can be difficult for little kids, trailering horses long distance can be difficult and stressful for your horses too.

Call it telepathy... Call it simply the exchange of pictures, words, and feelings… Or, just call it a gift. Joan uses her unique skillset to help riders of all skills – even at the Olympic level – overcome communication issues affecting their rides.