One Woman’s Process for Obtaining and Training Wild Mustangs Part 4 By Adrienne Devoe (The author is providing information based on her knowledge and experience. In no way does she profess to have all the answers. She encourages the reader to do their research for the most complete information.) … Read More
Enter today for a chance to win a $200 in Kerrits Spring/Summer Performance Equestrian Apparel! Just sign up for our E-Newsletter and you’ll be entered for a chance to win. AND as long as you are active on our email subscriber list you will automatically be entered in all future … Read More
Tips for Keeping a Horse on Stall Rest By Jennifer Roberts No matter how lucky you may be, odds are, you will need to keep a horse on stall rest at some point in your equestrian career. While it may seem like a major ordeal, with the right amount … Read More
Your Multi-Purpose Hoof Boot! Are you looking for a Hoof Boot that can do it ALL? The Cavallo Trek is a dynamic Hoof Boot, designed to stand up to any challenge! It’s a top-of-the-line trail riding boot that DOUBLES as a therapy boot that can be worn 24/7 – making … Read More
Sprouted from humble, Pacific Northwest roots, Kerrits has been innovating equestrian performance apparel for women and girls who ride and love horses for more than 30 years. From Sea to Saddle In 1986, Kerrits founder Kerri Kent took $50 and her passion for windsurfing to the fabric store … Read More
By Jennifer Roberts Foaling season is in full swing, with a great number of farms welcoming bundles of joy. Many of these foals have bright futures, whether it be high performance aspirations or to be a beloved trail companion. Good health starts early and prevention is key. According to Dr. … Read More
by Dr. Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. With travel and competition season just around the corner, “show nerves” are common. Agitated, nervous horses that are normally well behaved may benefit from nutritional calming. But before deciding, make sure your horse isn’t stressed by things that you can control. Restricting forage where … Read More
Mount Baker view accented by hundreds of Rhododendrons on park-like 18.46 acres, moments from Bellingham. This home has many exterior updates, including a large Trex deck with pool, detached 3 car garage, and a 36′ X 54′ shop with extra thick concrete slab. 2 bedrooms and 1 3/4 bath on … Read More
A 77-Year Tradition Celebrates the Work Horse By Katie Weidkamp Lynden, Washington is known as the little Dutch town to most tourists. Lynden is the home of the famous Lynden Dutch Bakery, the Northwest Washington Fair, and some of the finest tasting berries in the Pacific Northwest. What people … Read More
One Woman’s Vision and Generosity Brings Fun to Others By Kim Roe I spent the last weekend of February judging a Working Equitation show in Eugene, OR. Working Equitation is a three (sometimes four) phase event that is fairly new to the U.S. It involves a dressage phase and … Read More
