Category: Horse Ownership in Colorado

Colorado winters can be unpredictable—sunny one minute, white-out conditions the next. For those of us hauling horses, heading to the barn, or navigating rural roads, understanding Colorado’s updated Traction Laws is essential for staying safe and avoiding costly fines. When weather conditions warrant, CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation) may activate Traction or Chain Laws on…

Blanketing a wet horse can be tricky—and potentially unsafe—if not done correctly. Whether your horse got caught in a sudden Colorado snowfall, was sweaty after a ride, or came in soaked from cold rain, knowing how to manage a wet coat is essential for comfort and health. Blanketing a damp horse the wrong way can…

Black Friday is here, and it’s one of the best times of the year for equestrians to save on the essentials (and the splurges!). Whether you’re gearing up for winter, treating your horse, or shopping for your barn friends, this season always brings some amazing deals across the equestrian world. To make your shopping easier,…

Colorado winters are no joke—temperatures swing wildly, winds can be fierce, and snowstorms often roll in without warning. With that kind of weather, it’s no surprise that horse owners often wonder: Does my horse need a blanket? And if so, what kind? Let’s break down blanketing basics so you can make informed choices that keep…