There are many things that each of us can do to preserve equine trails. Here are the top 3 that each of us can do to preserve our horse trails….. … Continue Reading »
Cleaning your saddle pad
Cleaning your saddle pad Saddle pads get dirty, really dirty, really quickly. Sweat and dirt happen when we ride and it’s up to us to stay on top of the … Continue Reading »
September 2018 Newsletter
Your National Directory to Horse Trails It’s time to get on the trails! Get the best tips with TrailMeister! TOP TRAIL – 314 trail miles logged in NC’s Moses H … Continue Reading »
Dealing with Fear on the Trail
Dealing with Fear on the Trail As Published in the September 2018 issue of Saddle Up Magazine One year ago (August 26th, 2017 to be exact) I discovered gravity in … Continue Reading »
Leaves of Three – Let it Be
Leaves of Three – Let it be – Avoiding Poison Ivy As published in the August 2018 issue of Western Mule Magazine Poison Ivy: Spotting the threat and treating the … Continue Reading »
Taking pictures in dangerous places
Taking Pictures in Dangerous Places I recently received a private message on facebook about taking pictures while in dangerous places. The sender said that she had seen accidents firsthand and … Continue Reading »
Mid July 2018 Newsletter
Your National Directory to Horse Trails It’s time to get on the trails! Get the best tips with TrailMeister! TOP TRAIL – 314 trail miles logged in NC’s Moses H … Continue Reading »
A “mechanic” broke my horse trailer!
A “mechanic” broke my horse trailer. I lost my trailer lights and brakes shortly after a local mechanic did some work on my EBY horse trailer. Here’s how I fixed … Continue Reading »
Leaves of Three, Let it be – Poison Ivy
Leaves of three – Let it be – Identify Poison Ivy Poison Ivy: Spotting the threat and treating the rash. Summer and fall is prime horse and mule camping season. … Continue Reading »