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    How to Choose the Best Winter Horse Riding Gear(Post)

    Whether you're an experienced horseback rider looking to upgrade your winter riding apparel or you're a beginner looking for advice for staying warm during the cold weather season, there are a fe ...

    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 ...

    How to Measure for a Bridle or Headstall(Post)

    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 matte ...

    How to Tie a Rope Halter(Post)

    Rope halters are popular in the horse world because of their additional control and ability to fit lots of horses. These casual halters don't feature metal buckles and rings like traditional halte ...

    How to Fit a Martingale Collar(Post)

    If you're looking for a dog collar that gives you a bit more control over your energetic dog, a martingale collar is a perfect choice. While many dog owners love these types of collars because o ...

    Boots and Footwear to Wear to the Barn(Post)

    Barn shoes take a beating. With all the elements, water, and wear that your boots are exposed to, make your investment worthwhile with a sturdy pair of barn boots. Mary’s Tack & Feed has a ...

    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 h ...

    How to Bridle a Horse(Post)

    Learning how to bridle a horse is an important step for any rider. In addition to getting your horse ready to be ridden, it is an opportunity to build a good relationship with your horse by comple ...

    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 ...

    What Should a Beginner Rider Wear?(Post)

    If you’re about to start horseback riding lessons, you’re likely wondering what you’ll need to wear to stay safe and comfortable in the saddle. Whether you decide to ride English or Western, Mary’s T ...

    Lessons Learned From George Morris(Post)

    "If riding were all blue ribbons and bright lights, I would have quit long ago" - George Morris Whether you idolize him or just have a passing interest, George Morris is a driving force in the Hu ...

    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 ...

    New Year's Resolutions...For Your Horse(Post)

    Pssst…. Attention all equines! Yes, this blog is for YOU! The New Year is here and your human counterparts are going to be busy trying to reinvent themselves. Things may even get a little ...

    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 ...

    No-Stirrup November: 5 Reasons to Do It and How Mary's Can Make it Better!(Post)

    “Drop your stirrups!” Ugh… one of the things we dread hearing from our trainer… but there are benefits to riding without stirrups, so take it like a champ and remember all these positive reasons ...

    Getting Your Horse's Base Vital Signs(Post)

    Temperature, Pulse, and Respiration are the basic part of any physical examination. By knowing your horse’s vital signs and knowing how to take them in an emergency you greatly increase your horse ...

    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 ...

    How to Measure for a Horse Riding Helmet(Post)

    A helmet is an important piece of safety equipment for riding. This is true for all equestrians, whether you ride on rough trails or you do show jumping. However, a helmet won’t be able to adeq ...

    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 ...

    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 muc ...

    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 — w ...

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