Real Rider of the Month: Janel Flook
Meet Janel Flook of Running F Quarter Horses, our September 2026 Real Rider. Her story brings together 46 years with horses, a return to competition, and a commitment...
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Useful horse-care guidance, seasonal barn questions, and stories from the riders who put the work in. Start with your horse, your routine, and the question that brought you here.
Meet Janel Flook of Running F Quarter Horses, our September 2026 Real Rider. Her story brings together 46 years with horses, a return to competition, and a commitment...
Learn how horse fly spray ingredients work, why mode of action differs from real-world performance, and how Citraquin® fits a label-first routine.
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, we pause to remember those lost, honor those who served, and carry their stories forward.
A Labor Day tribute to the stable hands, farriers, veterinarians, haulers, retailers, riders, families and quiet workers who keep the horse world moving.
There is no universal application count. Use this seven-day bottle-life test to choose between 16oz single, two-pack, four-pack, and 64oz Gel.
Austin Johnson’s verified TeamDiO chapter, including show-season correspondence, MasterMudd™, Liniment Concentrate, and cutting-horse program context.
A horse that repeatedly points one front foot is giving you useful information. Compare stance, hoof heat, digital pulse, movement, and red flags before you ride or apply...
See the 32oz horse liniment concentrate math, cost per prepared ounce, mixing discipline, and the exact barn routines where concentrate earns its space.
A step-by-step rubber stall mat cleaning routine for daily care and deeper resets, including seams, runoff, drying, common mistakes, and safer barn turnover.
Meet Courtney Sabral of Chico, California, an experienced barrel racer and gymkhana rider whose care routine for Diamond and 26-year-old Ricky is built around consistency.
Before applying horse liniment after body clipping, use this clean, dry, intact skin check to spot clipper burn, rubs, and other reasons to wait.
Use the amount your horse’s intended area calls for. Learn label-directed gel coverage, format differences, rechecks, and when to call your veterinarian.
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