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A Complete Guide to Prepare for a Horse Show

A Complete Guide to Prepare for a Horse Show

Posted on 19th May 2023

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 ho
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5 Easy Hoof Care Tips

5 Easy Hoof Care Tips

Posted on 3rd May 2022

No Hoof, No Horse: Expert Hoof Care Tips from Mary’s Tack & Feed At Mary’s Tack & Feed, we’ve spent decades working alongside horse owners, trainers, and farriers, and one t
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A Guide to Western Riding

A Guide to Western Riding

Posted on 28th Apr 2022

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? Mary
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Top Cold Weather Horseback Riding Tips

Top Cold Weather Horseback Riding Tips

Posted on 28th Dec 2021

You may want to ride your horse all year long, but if you live in a cold or temperate climate, that snowy, icy winter weather could put a damper on things. Not only is riding a horse in cold weath
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How to Measure for a Bridle or Headstall

How to Measure for a Bridle or Headstall

Posted on 21st Oct 2021

The bridle is an important piece of tack since it facilitates one of the main methods of communication between a horse and a rider. There are several options from which to choose, but no matter
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 Ten Tips for Trailering Your Horse

Ten Tips for Trailering Your Horse

Posted on 21st Oct 2021

Whether you’re a hauling pro or trailer novice, confidently take on your next equine road trip with the help of Mary’s Tack and Feed trailering essentials. Versatile for a trip to a show, a visit t
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