DIY: How to Make an Equestrian Surcingle Belt
Lately, I’ve seen some cute surcingle belts aimed at equestrians. My thoughts upon seeing them went like this: Oh, those are cute. OMG, they want $40 for them? They’re 2″… Read more »
Category Archives: Do It Yourself
DIY: How to Make a Roll Top Horse Jump
This project is a bit more complicated than the Jump Panels, but it is very doable. As with the panels, we use 8′ poles so we made two 3′ wide roll… Read more »
DIY: How to Make Horse Jump Panels
We wanted to add some more color and variety into our jumps collection so we decided to make some panel jumps. Panel jumps are a really fun and easy DIY… Read more »
Sand Pit
Every year we get fresh gravel for our paddocks before winter starts. As a native east coaster, this seemed like a weird practice to me at first, but it makes sense out… Read more »
Do It Yourself: Cake Pops for Horses Recipe
I was making cake pops (for people) the other day and I wondered if cake pops for horses were a thing. A brief search of the internet revealed nothing, so… Read more »
DIY: How to Make a Storage Bench for your Trailer Tack Room
I’ve been wanting a bench in our trailer tack room for as long as we’ve had it. I hate trying to change into my breeches and boots while hopping around… Read more »
Do It Yourself: Replace your Trailer’s Tack Room flooring
When we bought our new trailer, it came with the worst flooring in the tack room. It was this terrible shag indoor carpeting. It collected dirt and moisture, was impossible… Read more »
Valentine’s Day Contest
Valentine’s Day is coming. I certainly don’t celebrate Valentine’s day in a romantic way. I usually do a Galentine’s sort of thing with friends, but this year I scheduled a… Read more »
DIY: Valentine’s Day Horse Treats Recipe
I got a cute heart-shaped mini muffin pan and my first though was I should make horse treats with this. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, I present to you, Valentine’s Horse… Read more »
DIY: How to Make a Custom Horse Brush
Since I’m cheap and okay with being tacky, I generally mark all of my grooming equipment with a sharpie so that none of it “wanders.” However, I have been seeing a lot… Read more »