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    Fly Spray Showdown(Post)

    It can be overwhelming shopping for horse supplies in spring to early summer. You know you need to pick up some fly spray, as your horse has already started acting irritated in the stall, cross t

    Mary’s Fly Season Essentials(Post)

    Fly season is in full swing, so now’s the time to stock up at Mary’s and refresh your arsenal of fly masks, fly sprays, fly traps, and more! It doesn’t matter if your horse lives in a stable, or kept

    Why Your Horse Wants to Wear a Fly Sheet(Post)

    Why Should My Horse Wear a Fly Sheet? That’s a good question with an easy answer. Protection! When fly season starts (which can be darn near year-round in some places) you’ll want to stop flies and b

    Gear Up For Fly Season(Post)

    Goodbye Rain! Hello Sun! Warmer weather is a sign of many fun things on the horizon; vacations, riding outside, trips to the beach and BBQs with family and friends. But with warmer weather comes

    4 Steps to a Clean Barn(Post)

    Like everyone these days, horse owners are concerned with cleanliness and germ control to keep a clean barn for horses. Mary’s Tack and Feed carries barn cleaning supplies and sanitizing products for

    Equine First Aid Kits: Tips for Emergency Care and Tools to Have on Hand(Post)

    Whether your horse is old, young, steady, or reckless, an equine first aid kit is good to have on hand. Many horse owners have a small arsenal of equine medical supplies for when their horse is injure

    All About Horse Boots(Post)

    Tired of your horse pulling shoes? Hitting his own legs while out in turnout? Or just wanting to support your horse as you gear up for a competition. There are many brands and types of horse boots

    How to Get Rid of Horseflies(Post)

    Why Flies are Attracted to Your Horse When the weather warms up, the flies come out and find their way to your stable, barn, and horses. These annoying insects aren't attracted to your animals as much

    Helmet Certifications, or What Do All Those Letters & Numbers Mean?(Post)

    Horseback riders are urged or required to have a certified equestrian helmet. They all have a string of numbers and letters signifying the safety standards and certifications. ASTM F1163:04a, SEI,

    Tall Boot Zipper Care(Post)

    Tall boot zippers are prone to acting up. Here’s some advice on how to make yours last! Zippers are a game changer for wearing tall boots, but they come with the challenge of keeping them functioning

    New Horse Essentials(Post)

    Gear Up for Your New Horse: Essential Products Every Equestrian NeedsYou’ve taken lessons for a while and are finally ready to take the plunge into horse ownership – congratulations! You worked closel

    The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Horse Grooming: A Step-by-Step Approach for Equestrian Care(Post)

    Grooming your horse is an essential part of building a strong bond and ensuring your horse’s health and comfort. This beginner-friendly guide to horse grooming is perfect for new horse owners and nov

    Maximize your trip to Mary's Tent Sale!(Post)

    Do These 3 Things To Maximize Tent Sale... 1.Make a list of what you need, starting with top priority items. Take a look through your  tack trunk, closet, garage, and ta

    The Secret Life of Flies(Post)

    Flies are one of the common seasonal foes of every equestrian. They annoy not only our horses, and other beloved pets, but cause us much frustration and hand wringing as well. But how much do you

    How to Break In Tall Leather Riding Boots(Post)

    You’ve just received a new pair of tall leather riding boots and you can’t wait to wear them. But before you head out on your horse, you’ll need to break them in. While it can be frustrating to hav

    For Your Equine Valentine(Post)

    Horse owners love to show their horses some love! Grooming, healthy treats, fun activities, and care after a hard workout are excellent ways to express your appreciation for having a wonderful horse i

    A Complete Guide to Prepare for a Horse Show(Post)

    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

    Emergency Preparedness for Horses(Post)

    Be prepared to keep your animals safe when disaster strikes. With wildfire season now classified as year-round in Southern California, Mary’s recommends that you be prepared for all emergencies — wh

    Caring for the Senior Competition Horse(Post)

    Not every senior horse is a retiree moseying around in a pasture. With improved nutrition and care, many older horses are still kickin' it in the show pen, polo field, hunt field, or dress

    Galloping Ghouls: Breyer’s 2023 Halloween Horse, Spectre (Post)

    Galloping Ghouls: Breyer’s 2023 Halloween Horse, SpectreEach year, Breyer releases a select collection of limited-edition holiday horses that embody the spirit of the season in breathtaking ways. Thes

    'Treat' your Horse to one of our 3 Favorite Horse Treats!(Post)

    Horse treats are a staple at the barn. Many of us use treats and cookies as an equine training tool, reward or as an edible way of saying “I love you.” Evolving from sugar cubes and lumps, to

    Saddle Trial Program(Page)

    Mary’s Tack & Feed offers a trial period on all saddles we sell; English and Western, used or new.  The saddle you choose is critical to the health and happiness of your horse and is greatly...

    Nutrition: Ask Dr. Colleen(Page)

        Equine Nutrition with Dr. Colleen Wilson Expert Horse Feeding A

    Horse Toys and Treats(Page)

    Air Vests: The Newest Equestrian Safety Essential(Post)

    When you’re preparing for your first riding lesson, there are a few things on your new riding equipment checklist that you’ll need to ensure your safety. Helmets and Paddock boots or Tall boots are a

    Preparing an Equine Emergency Evacuation Plan(Post)

    Preparing an equine emergency evacuation plan ahead of time is necessary to keep your horses safe during fires or other emergencies or disasters. Mary’s Tack and Feed has put together an Equine Em

    How to Clean Western Saddle Pads(Post)

    Keeping your riding gear in excellent shape is important not only for your performance, but also for the health of your horse. In particular, it's important to clean the saddle pads because they co

    Summer Sun Safety(Post)

    Spring has sprung and the weather gets warmer every day. The summer months will be quickly upon us and many of us will want to be spending that time outside with our horses! It’s good to remember t

    Tack Room and Barn Essentials(Post)

    Horses require quite a bit of equipment, and for those who are first-time owners or who are setting up a new barn, it can be daunting to figure out the best way to store and organize it. In most st

    ​The 5 BEST Things About Tent Sale(Post)

    The Mary's Tack & Feed Tent Sale is a highly anticipated annual event that inspires horse owners to stock up on supplies, snag bargains, and score free goodies along the way. The Mary's Tent Sale date

    How to Wash and Care for a Horse Blanket(Post)

    How to Wash a Horse Blanket: Expert Advice from Mary’s Tack and Feed When it comes to caring for your horse’s gear, few items are as challenging as horse blankets. They’re big, bulky, and built to wit

    Mary’s Tack & Feed Celebrates 60th Anniversary(Post)

    Mary’s Tack & Feed celebrate their 60th Anniversary, Huge Western Saddle Sale and Del Mar Horsepark’s Homecoming!Join us for a wonderful weekend of celebration!Since 1963, Mary’s Tack & Feed has bee

    Featuring: Equident and Other Mushroom Matrix Horse Supplements(Post)

    As caretakers for our equine friends, our first priority is to look after our horse’s health so they can feel and perform at their best. That’s where the importance of supplements comes into play, pro

    Guest Post: Cowboy Mounted Shooting(Post)

    Recently we here at Mary's Tack and Feed worked closely with Southern California Equestrian Writer and Blogger Susan Friedland-Smith as she embarked on a journey to learn Cowboy Mounted Shooting

    Let's Talk About Hoof Conditioners(Post)

    We’ve all heard the adage “No hoof, no horse.” Not all horses have great feet. Genetics plays the largest role in your horse’s hoof health. Those genetics can be supported with high quality nutri

    Top Cold Weather Horseback Riding Tips(Post)

    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

    Supporting Your Horse's Gut Health(Post)

    At some point in our lives, we’ve all experienced that tell-tale gut ache of indigestion, or even the intense discomfort brought on by heartburn. Now and again even a bit of bad food can leave your

    New Year's Resolutions for Horse People(Post)

    It's a brand new year and a good time to set goals and try to be a better version of ourselves. What does that mean for you as a rider? Here are a few ideas to get you t

    6 Creative Gifts for Trainers(Post)

    The holidays are here! Whether your show season was amazing or not, your trainer was there to hold your hand. Perhaps they coached you through a move up, helped you figure out a new horse, or facili

    5 Must-Haves for Riders, Summer Show Season Edition(Post)

    5 Must-Haves for Hot Summer Shows Looking forward to horse show season and actually living it are the stuff of memes. If you want to be the "how I think I look on a hot

    5 Easy Hoof Care Tips(Post)

    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 truth never changes: “No ho

    How to Measure an English Saddle(Post)

    Choosing the right English saddle is essential for proper balance, correct riding position, and long-term comfort for both horse and rider. An English saddle that fits correctly supports good riding h

    What are the Different Styles of English riding?(Post)

    English horseback riding is an incredibly diverse sport. With its long history, it's no surprise that a number of variations of the English style have developed over the years. Those who are new to

    Careers(Page)

    8/1/2026 Part Time Seasonal Show Shuttle Driver! Mary’s Tack & Feed in Del Mar CA. Mary’s is hiring immediately for a super fun part time position to fill! We are looking for someone to drive...

    What do horses like to play with? Top Fun Toys for Horses(Post)

    Horses, unlike humans, don't need much sleep. Compared to our average eight hours of sleep, horses need only about three hours. At other times, horses eat, roam, exercise and, yes, play. Playful

    A Man’s Dressing Guide for Horse Shows(Post)

    Discover some helpful hints and ideas about what male horseback riders should and can wear to a horse show in our men’s dressing guide for horse shows. We’ll cover the basics from head to toe for W

    Mary’s Top Equine Therapy Products for Winter(Post)

    It’s that time of year again. With winter approaching and all the challenges the cold and wet weather brings, get ahead of the game by stocking up on some of Mary’s winter vet supplies therapeutic e

    Metabolic Supplements for Horses with Cushing's and Insulin Resistance(Post)

    A strong metabolism is the foundation for a healthy horse. Your horse’s body is absorbing the nutrients it should, and creating a strong endocrine system, which in turn helps your horse with insulin

    How Should a Saddle Pad Fit?(Post)

    While there's a lot of information available about how to pick the right Western saddle or English saddle for your horse, saddle pads typically don't receive the same amount of attention. As it turns

    Bio-security Basics(Post)

    Previously on the blog, we discussed ways to lower your horse’s risk of catching an infectious disease such as EHV-1 or Potomac Horse Fever. But what happens if an illness is already in your barn? H

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    Making S.M.A.R.T. Goals(Post)

    It’s a new year! A new year usually comes with the rigmarole of resolutions and riding goals. When it comes to horses, most riders actively shy away from making goals or solid plans. Horses can b

    Comprehensive Horse Health with Nutrient Scoop(Post)

    One Stop Shop for Comprehensive Horse Health with Nutrient Scoop Our horses are more than just our steadfast companions, they are our best friends! When selecting a supplement, don’t settle for less,

    Attending an Annual Meeting - and What to Bring!(Post)

    Winter signifies downtime in the horse community; bad weather, less riding, more holiday get-togethers, and show season is long over. Winter can also be an energizing time; a time to draw a plan

    Tips for a Top Tail(Post)

    Some horses are just born with jealousy inducing tails! While a fake tail is common in competition, tails still crave everyday attention! I have curly, dry hair that is prone to breaking, and I tre

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