Many riders laud the benefits of bareback riding, including avoiding the numerous issues associated with saddle fitting, granting a more direct connection to the horse, and improving the rider's independence and balance. However, research shows that riding without back protection can actually damage the horse! This 2012 study discusses the potential dangers of riding bareback, and why you should use a well-fitted saddle or thick bareback pad.

Should you scrape water off your horse? This 2020 research study compares 5 common methods of cooling out horses.

Muzzle Butter At-Ease formula has recently taken the equestrian world by storm. But what are the ingredients and how is it so effective?

What effect do lavender and Muzzle Butter At-Ease have on horses who crib or stall-walk?