Responsible Trail Riding for Horse and Rider

Responsible Trail Riding for Horse and Rider

If you’re spending time with your horse on the trail, it’s important to do so responsibly. Below are many ways in which you can be sure that you ride responsibly. Travel responsibly Stay on designated roads, trails and other areas open to horses. Ride single file to...
Trail Riding Etiquette for Horse and Rider

Trail Riding Etiquette for Horse and Rider

Trail Etiquette Reminders Here are some trail etiquette reminders: Need to bring negative Coggins/health papers if traveling out of state, in state, negative Coggins needed only Wear an ASTM/SEI approved helmet Check cinch/girth before mounting/during ride Keep...

First Aid on the Trail for Horse and Rider

Prior to setting out on the trail you or someone in the group should have first aid knowledge. A first aid kit for the rider and horse is a good idea when trail riding. Remember to keep a cell phone or other emergency signaling device on your person, not on the horse,...
Benefits of Trail Riding for the Horse and Rider

Benefits of Trail Riding for the Horse and Rider

Trail riding is a very popular equestrian activity, with millions participating every year.  According to the American Horse Council, “the recreational horse industry contributes nearly $32 billion a year to the economy and supports the employment of over 435,000...