Product Review: Zandonà Carbon Air X-Country Boot
I have used large variety of cross country boots in my day. Having been competing in the sport for close to 20 years (yikes that ages me a bit) different boot trends have come and
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Product Review: Équilibre ‘Firm Grip’ Hand Cream
Horses are hard on hands. We’re out in the elements, we’re tugging on lead ropes and gripping reins, we’re hands-on in the truest respect. So we need a hand cream that works as hard as
...» Read More!Product Review: Banixx
Everyone is always looking for the best product to kill fungus, scratches, and the dreaded crud on our horse’s legs. We are also always searching for a cream or salve to heal our horses wounds
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Devoucoux Cross Country Rubber Reins
Do reins REALLY make a difference in your performance? Absolutely. I am currently campaigning two very enthusiastic event horses, plus two super green ones. If you tend to lose your reins when a sweaty horse’s
...» Read More!Product Review: ‘Diamonds in the Dirt’ Equestrian Beauty Line
There are a countless options for face and beauty products on the market today, and being a woman, I am always looking for the perfect setup for my skin. Horsemen and women in particular have
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Eskadron ‘Pinkaholic’ Collection
If you’re like most eventers, you understand the value of dressage work. But you also don’t wake up in the morning giddy thinking about working on transitions and leg yields and suppling your horse. That
...» Read More!Product Review: Correct Connect Reins
How many times as a rider have you heard from your coach or trainer, “shorten your reins!” If you have been riding or teaching riding lessons for any period of time you now this quote
...» Read More!Product Review: The EquiVisor
Over the last few years, the horse world has become much more defensive against the dangers of excess sun. Sun shirts and daily SPF application are en vogue, and with these healthy trends came even
...» Read More!Product Review: Invictus Necesse Half Pad
Have you heard of the Invictus Necesse Half Pad? It won a German Innovation Award last year after introducing a patented “Smart Material” technology to the half pad market. This technology places a reactive molecular structure in the
...» Read More!#EventerSolutions: Raiding the Barn for Healing Yourself
We were on the best hunter pace of my Dutch Warmblood’s career to date. You know, the first time your horse really carries you to every fence, nails every distance, and flies over all of
...» Read More!Product Review: Amigo Evolution Fly Sheet
Have you spotted a horse horse wearing this colorful orange and aqua fly sheet? You might be wondering why Horseware chose this color scheme and pattern for the Amigo Evolution Fly Sheet. The answer is actually based in
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Voler Caliber Vellum Rain Jacket
It seems like most areas of eventing in 2019 are turning into a rain forest. The deluge we have experienced so far the season has been breaking records all over, and canceling countless shows, cross
...» Read More!Product Review: Total Saddle Fit Synthetic Shoulder Relief Girth
We here at EN have been waxing poetic about Total Saddle Fit girths for years. AJ Dyer praised the Shoulder Relief Girth’s revolutionary contour shape which allows riders to properly position the saddle well behind the horse’s
...» Read More!Product Review: Amigo Bravo 12 Plus Turnout with Disc Front Closure System
Horseware has been an industry leader in blanketing innovations and clever solutions for horse owners since the company’s launch in 1985
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Hauke Schmidt Show Gloves
As eventing season gets underway for 2019, depending on your region you may experience cooler temperatures as you enter at A, halt and salute at X. On those cool morning as you make your way
...» Read More!Product Review: Bucas Atlantic Turnout Rug & Combi Neck
After biblical amounts of rain and polar vortexes have plagued the greater eventing nation this winter, it’s likely your blanketing system is limping along right about now. If you’re looking to replace your horse’s turnout rug, take
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: GPA Jock Up Three Helmet
While many eventers are fresh off the excitement of their first Horse Trial of 2019, others are stuck in arenas or on snowy trails, dreaming of spring and the start of cross country. What better
...» Read More!Product Review: The Outlander Wool Riding Skirt by Arctic Horse
A hazy sort of freezing mist hung in the air around the trailer where the horses were tied, fully harnessed and hitched to their partners waiting to hook on to the big bobsleds for a
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Acavallo Sensitive Bit — WHAT Does it Do??
What in the world does the Acavallo Sensitive Bit do, and why is this schooling bit a game-changer for a young/green/worried horse? When training for events you do loads of practice at home that is
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Warm Ears and Audio with TooksHats!
How do you keep your ears warm under your helmet while you ride in the winter? Normal winter hats don’t fit properly and render your helmet unsafe. What if you want to listen to music
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Acavallo Respira Air Release Gel Pad
I’m pretty sure I have about 8 million half pads, wither-relief pads and assorted other accoutrement in my collection. But I recently had the opportunity to try the Acavallo Respira Air Release Gel Pad, which
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: Eskadron FlexiSoft Cross Country Boots
How many times has your trainer told you to have soft arms? To be flexible, yet strong? “Don’t be so rigid!” she says. “Don’t brace against your horse, you want him to be soft and
...» Read More!Friday Fashion Forecast: What’s Under THERE? UnderWEAR by TomboyX
It’s time to mention the “unmentionables.” There are days when it’s over a hundred degrees when you ride. You might walk anywhere between 4 and 8 miles at any given horse trial, between your course
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