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    Guest Post: Cowboy Mounted Shooting(Post)

    Recently we here at Mary's Tack and Feed worked closely with Southern California Equestrian Writer and Blogger Susan Friedland-Smith as she embarked on a journey to learn Cowboy Mounted Shootin ...

    A Man’s Dressing Guide for Horse Shows(Post)

    Discover some helpful hints and ideas about what male horseback riders should and can wear to a horse show in our men’s dressing guide for horse shows. We’ll cover the basics from head to toe for ...

    A Guide to Western Riding(Post)

    Do you want to know the basics of Western riding? Do you want to understand the difference between English and Western riding? Maybe you're just deciding which type of riding is right for you? Mar ...

    What Should a Beginner Rider Wear?(Post)

    If you’re about to start horseback riding lessons, you’re likely wondering what you’ll need to wear to stay safe and comfortable in the saddle. Whether you decide to ride English or Western, Mary’s T ...

    How to throw a Kentucky Derby Party(Post)

    Every first weekend of May the top three-year-old thoroughbreds vie to win the first leg of the coveted Triple Crown. This will be the 144th running of this historic race at Churchill Downs i ...

    A Complete Guide to Prepare for a Horse Show(Post)

    You’ve put in the time training for your upcoming horse show –so what’s next? If you’re wondering how to prepare for a horse show, Mary’s Tack and Feed has you (and your horse) covered with helpful h ...

    How to Choose the Best Winter Horse Riding Gear(Post)

    Whether you're an experienced horseback rider looking to upgrade your winter riding apparel or you're a beginner looking for advice for staying warm during the cold weather season, there are a fe ...

    3 Things Every Beginner Rider Needs Now, and 3 That Can Wait(Post)

    The spring is in full swing, and summer is on its way!  The sun is shining and maybe you're considering enrolling your son or daughter in their first riding lesson. Maybe you’re an adult and ...

    Of Presidents and Horses(Post)

    It's President's Day! Many of our past Presidents kept pets at the White House. Dogs like: Checkers Nixon, Bo Obama, and Feller Truman. Cats like: Socks Clinton, Nip, Tuck and Snowflake Coolidge.

    What Makes a Good Riding Boot?(Post)

    Whether you ride English or Western, a good pair of riding boots is an essential part of every rider’s wardrobe. They’re almost as important as your saddle — ask any experienced rider and they’ll ...

    Attending an Annual Meeting - and What to Bring!(Post)

    Winter signifies downtime in the horse community; bad weather, less riding, more holiday get-togethers, and show season is long over. Winter can also be an energizing time; a time to draw a plan ...

    What are Mecate Reins used for?(Post)

    In the Western style of riding, there are several different types of reins which can be used. Split Western reins are probably the most common. Other options include Romal reins and roping reins, ...

    What are the Different Types of Horse Bridles?(Post)

    One of the key pieces of equipment every rider needs to know about is the bridle. There are a number of horse bridle types, each of which can be used for different styles of riding or purposes. Le ...

    What are the Different Styles of English riding?(Post)

    English horseback riding is an incredibly diverse sport. With its long history, it's no surprise that a number of variations of the English style have developed over the years. Those who are new to ...

    What do Tie Downs & Martingales Do for a Horse?(Post)

    Keeping control over your horse isn't a matter of being in charge. It's important for safety purposes since an uncontrolled horse can be dangerous. Two commons tools you can use for added control w ...

    What do horses like to play with? Top Fun Toys for Horses(Post)

    Horses, unlike humans, don't need much sleep. Compared to our average eight hours of sleep, horses need only about three hours. At other times, horses eat, roam, exercise and, yes, play. Playful ...

    How to Determine what Stirrup Leathers and Irons You Need(Post)

    Stirrups are an essential part of just about any horse tack. Despite how straightforward this piece of equipment appears to be, it actually comes in a number of variations to suit different riding ...

    Helmet Certifications, or What Do All Those Letters & Numbers Mean?(Post)

    Horseback riders are urged or required to have a certified equestrian helmet. They all have a string of numbers and letters signifying the safety standards and certifications. ASTM F1163:04a, SEI, ...

    Summer Sun Safety(Post)

    Spring has sprung and the weather gets warmer every day. The summer months will be quickly upon us and many of us will want to be spending that time outside with our horses! It’s good to remember ...

    6 Creative Gifts for Trainers(Post)

    The holidays are here! Whether your show season was amazing or not, your trainer was there to hold your hand. Perhaps they coached you through a move up, helped you figure out a new horse, or facil ...

    5 Must-Haves for Riders, Summer Show Season Edition(Post)

    5 Must-Haves for Hot Summer Shows Looking forward to horse show season and actually living it are the stuff of memes. If you want to be the "how I think I look on a ho ...

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