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When winter arrives, it’s second nature to close up your horse stable and block out any drafts. But winter brings all sorts of conditions that can cause respiratory issues for horses, and those issues can be difficult to resolve. These six tips can help you support your horses’ respiratory health and keep them breathing well all winter.  

Functional feed door and watering systems are an important part of your horse stall's design. We have several options to meet the needs of the horse and the rider. Learn more in this helpful blog post.

Discover the ultimate Holiday Gift Guide for equestrians, featuring a curated selection of unique, high-quality gifts. From elegant silk scarves and luxurious candles to personalized cutting boards and stunning equestrian art, find the perfect present to delight every horse lover this season.

Choosing the right barn builder is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your horses and your property. The right partner can bring your vision to life with safety, beauty, and functionality at the forefront. In this guide, we break down the key factors to evaluate, so you can move forward with confidence and build a barn that truly stands the test of time.

The snow, ice, and mud that’s so common with winter weather can be hazardous to the safety of horses and humans around your barn. Fortunately, there are several ways you can create safe winter footing in your property, potentially preventing injuries. These six tips will help you prevent snow, ice, and mud buildup for maximum horse and human safety.  

 

The holiday season is the perfect time to give back to the equestrian community that’s given so much to you. There are countless ways that you can give back and make a difference to the equestrian world, from donating to a nonprofit to helping a young rider. These eight ideas can help you get started.   

Nestled in Montana’s rugged beauty, this private barn at Seeley Lake combines craftsmanship with thoughtful design, offering a haven of comfort and safety for horses and caretakers alike.

Autumn is the perfect time to prepare your barn for winter’s challenges. From deep-cleaning stalls and organizing blankets to inspecting electrical systems and improving ventilation, these practical tips will help you create a safe and comfortable environment for your horses during the colder months

As the chill of late fall and early winter approaches, September is the perfect time to prepare your barn for the colder months. From maintaining equine equipment to winterizing your barn, discover practical tips to keep your horses safe, warm, and comfortable all season long.

Finding the right equestrian property requires more than just real estate knowledge—it demands a deep understanding of the equestrian lifestyle. Caren Kelley and the Luxury & Equestrian Group bring a unique expertise to each transaction, blending luxury and practicality to create ideal spaces for both horses and riders. From tailored property searches to a thorough knowledge of equestrian needs, they ensure every detail supports the lifestyle and passion of the community.

When an injury requires your horse to be on stall rest, the experience can be difficult for both you and your horse. Some horses take to stall rest better than others, but fortunately there are many ways you can help make the time as easy as possible on your horse.

Autumn is a time of warm colors, crisp air, and a welcoming atmosphere. It’s the perfect season to spruce up your barn and stalls with some seasonal décor that reflects the beauty of the fall. Here are some easy and fun autumn touches that can bring charm to your barn while keeping it safe and practical for you and your horses.