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Summer is one of the best seasons for riding. With long daylight hours, sunny skies, and mostly dry footing, it’s the perfect time to spend more time in the saddle....
How Show Apparel Should Fit (What Judges Expect in the Ring)
Show turnout has a lot of unwritten rules, and fit is where most riders have the biggest questions. What does a well-fitted coat actually look...
How to Buy a Shadbelly: Size, Fit, and Style Guide
A shadbelly is one of those pieces of show attire you hear about and see in the ring long before you need one. But it...
How Equestrian Scoring Works: Dressage vs. Show Jumping vs. Eventing
Whether you're a dressage rider watching a cross-country round for the first time, the parent of a hunter jumper rider stepping into the show jumping...
Riding Tights vs. Breeches: Which Should You Choose?
Whether while standing in front of your closet getting ready for a lesson or scrolling through new gear online, you've probably debated whether breeches or...
How to Balance Riding with School, Work, and Family
For the ambitious rider, the 'juggle' is a way of life. Between meeting deadlines, hitting the books, and being present for family, getting to the...
How to Build an Equestrian Capsule Wardrobe (+ 10 Versatile English Riding Staples)
For equestrians, style is more than just a matter of appearance—it’s a way to boost confidence and show professionalism, both in and out of the...
Returning to Riding as an Adult: Tips to Rebuild Confidence in the Saddle
The moment you decide to get back in the saddle after years away brings a familiar mix of excitement and nerves. Maybe you rode as...
How to Buy Equestrian Show Coats: Size, Fit, Style Guide
Your show coat shapes the first impression in the ring before you’ve even picked up the canter. The right coat creates a clean silhouette, sits...
What to Wear for Riding Clinics, Schooling Shows, & Rated Shows
Getting dressed for an event isn’t always straightforward. An outfit that looks appropriate at a clinic is more casual than what you would wear for...