Fun Horse Things

Your horse is more than just a pet; it's a cherished member of the family, a loyal friend, and a source of countless joyful moments.

All athletes require a well-balanced training routine. A routine that includes a dynamic warm-up to warm up muscles to prevent injuries, specific and effective conditioning exercises, a cool-down regimen, and a post-workout recovery routine.

Treat your horse to something special for Valentines Day.  The Horseware Ireland Valentine’s Day Horse Treat recipe combines your horse’s favorite treats into a single delicious treat and is quick enough to make right before you head out the door to the barn.

Have you come out to your horse and found them chewing on the fence or their stall? Is there a spot in the pen or pasture your horse uses to pace? If your answer is yes to either of those questions, then there is a possibility that your horse is bored. Saving your horse from boredom will prevent them from developing unsavory pasture behaviors. Preventing bad pasture behavior while keeping their mind engaged is one of the best tools to keep your fence from being chewed on or broken and their friends from getting bullied.

Horses have been a source of magic, mystery, and mythos for as long as anyone can remember. From Odin’s 8-legged horse Sleipnir to the modern Seabiscuit, famous horses have inspired us with their grace, power, and freedom.

With the New Year right around the corner, we’re sharing two homemade horse treat recipes to help celebrate the past year with your favorite horse.  These quick and easy recipes are packed with natural ingredients and full of your horse’s favorite flavors whether it be apples, carrots, or peppermints.