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    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 injur ...

    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 ...

    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 nutr ...

    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 ...

    Effol Oil vs. Effol Ointment: A Product Comparison(Post)

    Well never fear, friends.   Mary's Tack and Feed does the work for you so you can get on with what's really important- spending time in the saddle!  So without further a ...

    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 close ...

    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 ...

    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 fo ...

    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 s ...

    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 ...

    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 E ...

    Equident Matrix Horse Supplements(Post)

    The Benefits of Equident Matrix Horse Supplements for Your Horse’s Health As caretakers for our equine friends, our first priority is to look after our horse’s health so they can fee ...

    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 ...

    Ten Tips for Trailering Your Horse(Post)

    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 ...

    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 ...

    Pampering Your Horse With A Spa Day(Post)

    Spring has sprung, and the promise of sunshine and warmth is here! The winter doldrums brought on by cloudy cold days and drizzly rain might have your pony looking a little fuzzy around the edge ...

    '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 ...

    Mare and Foal Nutrition(Post)

    A healthy diet for the average horse includes access to good quality forage, unlimited supply of fresh clean water and dietary supplementation when need be. When in foal, a mare is eating for tw ...

    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, ...

    Trailer Safety Tips(Post)

    When you own or lease a horse eventually you’ll find it necessary to haul them. Whether for a trail ride, horse show, vet clinic, or just plain old moving, that horse will need to get on a horse t ...

    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 dres ...

    Circle Brands Western Trail Saddles: Which One is Right for You?(Post)

    Buying a good western saddle for trail riding is a big commitment. They are known for their durability, and can last you years. Historically, they were used for driving cattle and other livestock fo ...

    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 ...

    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. The ...

    The Secret To Maximizing The Life of Your Boots(Post)

    Riding boots are the work horses of equestrian riding gear! Your riding boots take you everywhere...in saddle,around the barn, and often off for a bite to eat (admit it, you like wearing your b ...

    How to Clean an English Saddle(Post)

    The saddle is one of the most important pieces of your tack. It’s also one of the most significant investments you'll make in terms of your riding gear. In order to keep it in good condition your s ...

    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 ...

    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 ...

    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 ...

    3 Things Every Beginner Rider Needs Now, and 3 That Can Wait(Post)

    The spring is in full swing, and summer is on its way!  The sun is shining and maybe you're considering enrolling your son or daughter in their first riding lesson. Maybe you’re an adult and ...

    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 Shootin ...

    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 ...

    How to throw a Kentucky Derby Party(Post)

    Every first weekend of May the top three-year-old thoroughbreds vie to win the first leg of the coveted Triple Crown. This will be the 144th running of this historic race at Churchill Downs i ...

    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 weat ...

    Do Horses Need Salt?(Post)

    Keeping your horse happy and healthy requires quite a bit of knowledge and care. Salt intake is one area of equine health maintenance that should not be overlooked. The amount of salt a horse consume ...

    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 ...

    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 ha ...

    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 ...

    How to Hold Reins(Post)

    Both English and Western riders know how important it is to hold your horse's reins properly. The reins are your main mode of communication between you and your horse when you're in the saddle. Wit ...

    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 ...

    How to Measure Your Horse for a Winter Blanket(Post)

    How to Measure a Horse for a Winter Blanket: A Complete Sizing Guide Getting the right size horse blanket is essential for keeping your horse warm, comfortable, and protected during cold weather. A p ...

    No-Stirrup November, Part II- Return of the Irons(Post)

    Yay! You did it! No-Stirrup November is just about over and we bet you can’t wait to get your beloved irons back! We’re sure your body has rediscovered its appreciation for stirrups… but h ...

    Of Presidents and Horses(Post)

    It's President's Day! Many of our past Presidents kept pets at the White House. Dogs like: Checkers Nixon, Bo Obama, and Feller Truman. Cats like: Socks Clinton, Nip, Tuck and Snowflake Coolidge.

    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 ...

    Choosing a Girth for a Dressage saddle(Post)

    Dressage saddles need a properly fitting girth in order to stay securely in place. In addition to keeping the rider safe, this also helps to make the horse more comfortable as they move. Instead o ...

    What do Tie Downs & Martingales Do for a Horse?(Post)

    Keeping control over your horse isn't a matter of being in charge. It's important for safety purposes since an uncontrolled horse can be dangerous. Two commons tools you can use for added control w ...

    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 ...

    Maximizing Limited Saddle Time(Post)

    Has the recent weather kept you from riding as often as you’d like? Maybe you just can’t get to the barn due to puddles, mud and more puddles? Instead of letting the lack of saddle time get you do ...

    How to Fit a Breast Collar and Back Cinch(Post)

    A breast collar and a back cinch are two pieces of tack that help to keep the saddle from slipping back or to either side of the horse. It allows for comfortable movement while enhancing safety ...

    When to Blanket a Horse(Post)

    If you live in a temperate climate, blanketing your horse is a very important part of horse ownership. Once the temperature dips below a certain point, it's essential to cover your horse in a warm ...

    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 ...

    Foal Nutrition -Weaning to Adulthood(Post)

    Foals are the cutest and before you know it they are growing by leaps and bounds. Knowing what to feed them and when can feel like its guesswork, but it’s a science.  Continuing with our pr ...

    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 ...

    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, ...

    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 ...

    Emergency Resources(Page)

              Resources for San Diego Equine Emergencies This information will help you know what to do and who to contact in case of an emergency evacuation.  For ...

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    This privacy policy has been compiled to better serve those who are concerned with how their 'Personally identifiable information' (PII) is being used online. PII, as used in US privacy law and infor ...

    Consign Your Saddle(Page)

      Mary's Consignment Policy Okay, we’ll admit it – we’re pretty picky about what we carry at our store. Our customers trust us to recommend quality items at the right price ...

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