Few conversations in the horse world are harder than euthanasia. Most of us don’t want to think about it until we absolutely have to. We hope for more good days, more time, one more season. And because horses are so incredibly stoic, it can be difficult to recognize when they’re … Read More
This spectacular 72-acre equestrian property features a remodeled 5,200-square-foot home with stunning views you’ll never want to leave! Every detail of the renovation was carefully considered, ensuring comfort throughout—from spacious entertaining areas to intimate spaces warmed by four stone fireplaces. Nearly every room offers breathtaking vistas, making your time here … Read More
Selecting the perfect Father’s Day gift begins with understanding a father’s unique personality and lifestyle. Whether he’s a hardworking professional, a western enthusiast, a trendsetter, or someone who appreciates premium craftsmanship, Durango Boots offers footwear designed to complement the way he lives, works, and spends his time. If you are … Read More
Some horses seem to gain weight just by looking at a bale of hay. We call them easy keepers, and while it’s often said with a smile, carrying extra weight can sometimes signal a much bigger issue. Equine Metabolic Syndrome, or EMS, has become one of the most important health … Read More
A private Anacortes retreat where refined living, mountain views and garden beauty come together. Tucked behind a gated entry, this distinctive 5 acre estate offers main-level living, Mt. Baker and Cascade views, and a newly remodeled designer kitchen with custom cabinetry, slab quartz, three ovens, drawer microwave, radiant heat and … Read More
Most horse owners spend a lot of time thinking about fencing, but gates are often what make a horse property either easy to work with — or frustrating every single day. You usually don’t notice a badly placed gate until you’re hauling hay, pushing a wheelbarrow through mud, trying to … Read More
Horse camping can feel intimidating when you first start looking at all the gear, planning, and preparation involved. Between trailers, feed, water, containment systems, and keeping horses happy away from home, it’s easy to wonder if you’re forgetting something important. Honestly, most of us probably are at first. The good … Read More
Fear has a way of sneaking back into riding when we least expect it. Sometimes it arrives after a bad fall. Sometimes after years away from horses. And sometimes it shows up during one very memorable encounter with a giant snowplow on a quiet road. I think many returning riders … Read More
There are a lot of things to love about spring. Longer rides, greener pastures, warmer weather. But keeping horses clean this time of year? That’s another story. Between mud, rain, shedding coats, sweat, and insects, spring can be rough on a horse’s skin. It sometimes feels like you finally get … Read More
Most horses don’t need a huge pasture or a fancy barn to be happy. But they do need companionship. I learned that lesson years ago with a horse who had everything I thought he needed — good feed, turnout, shelter, and plenty of room to roam. On paper, it looked … Read More
