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News Category: News Archives 2026

June/July 2026 - 2026 Turnout Guide

Polish with Purpose – How modern turnout is rewriting the dress code for comfort, safety and performance. Walk the aisles at a rated show, stand at the in-gate on a humid afternoon, or scroll through a tack-room thread late at night, and a clear pattern emerges. Equestrian turnout has not abandoned convention; it has quietly rewritten it.

June/July 2026 - Can Your Horse Benefit from Riding in a Dr. Cook Bitless Bridle

The Dr. Cook Bitless Bridle was developed after years of research. The design allows gentle effective control with pressure that is distributed evenly around the horse’s head. Sometimes when you just can’t find a bit that works trying the Dr. Cook Bitless Bridle could be the answer to your problems.

June/July 2026 - Bartville Harness Serves Riders, Drivers and Horsemen

Bartville Harness is a full-service tack shop conveniently located in Christiana, Pennsylvania, offering practical, hard-to-find equipment and repair services for riders, drivers, foxhunters, eventers, racing professionals and everyday horse owners.

June/July 2026 - The Overlooked Link Between Body and Mind in Equestrian Life

We design our products with this relationship in mind. Supporting circulation, easing muscle tension, and promoting recovery isn’t just about performance — it’s about helping the body function in a way that supports overall wellness.

June/July 2026 - White Horse Construction: The Character of a Barn

The hallmark character on the farm or homestead is the barn. Often the largest and most needed structure on the farm is the frame that holds the animals and land together to create a system for the people to live in unity and prosperously.

June/July 2026 - Custom Horse Stalls and Barn Interiors Built to Last

For horse owners, every detail of a barn matters—both in form and function. Based in Leola, PA, Sunset Valley Metalcraft LLC specializes in custom horse stalls, aluminum barn doors and windows, and complete barn interiors, along with portable horse stall rentals.

June/July 2026 - Craftsmanship Rooted in Trust and Customer Care

When it comes to equestrian construction, Sunrise Valley Construction understands that a barn is more than just a building—it’s the foundation of a lifestyle. Based in New Holland, PA, the company specializes in custom equestrian facilities, including horse barns, indoor riding arenas, timber frame structures, and event barns.

June/July 2026 - Maximize Light and Air Flow with Shady Lane Curtains

Ride your horse this winter with complete shelter from the elements, whether it’s freezing rain or snow, and let the beautiful sunshine in – all with the flick of a button. Completely automated, Shady Lane’s custom manufactured curtains allow you to quickly close up barns or arenas that would otherwise be exposed to winter’s elements.

June/July 2026 - The Importance of Building the Foundation for Soundness, Fitness, and Performance

In sport horse programs, the connection between soundness, fitness, and footing is undeniable. The surface horses train and compete on directly impacts joint health, muscle development, and long-term durability. That’s where Meyer Arenas and Construction has earned a reputation as a go-to partner for equestrian facilities across the East Coast.

June/July 2026 - Building Your Dreams, Preserving Your Legacy

If you are looking to build a barn or have one needing restoration, you understand their purpose. Today, barns are often used for hosting events or as part of a working farm. Either way, they have a meaningful place on your property.

June/July 2026 - Custom Horse Barns and Garages Built to Your Vision

Groffdale Barns specializes in custom horse barns and garages, built to match your exact needs and style. Located in the heart of Amish Lancaster County, PA, we’ve been crafting quality buildings since 1984.

June/July 2026 - Put Eastern Shore Fencing’s 17 Years’ Experience to Work for You

Eastern Shore Fencing provides premier fence products and installation services from their headquarters in Coatesville, PA. Catering to customers in PA, MD, NJ and DE, their fence options include Centaur flex, post and wire, slip board, split rail, paddock pipe and coated high tensile wire. Locally and family-owned, they strive to deliver nothing less than the best for their clients

June/July 2026 - From Vision to Reality—With an Equestrian’s Eye

For horse owners, a barn is more than shelter—it’s the heart of the farm. Dream Building Solutions LLC has built its reputation on creating equestrian facilities that marry craftsmanship with practicality.

June/July 2026 - Fresh Air for the Horses from Conowingo Builders

Horses want to be outdoors with their herd, but when the weather turns stormy and wet, you need a weather tight, spacious structure as well. Conowingo Builders, located in Quarryville, southern Lancaster County, PA, builds custom barns with lofty ceilings and excellent airflow.

June/July 2026 - Health Starts in the Stall: A Cleaner Approach to Equine Bedding

In the pursuit of equine health and performance, the barn environment plays a more critical role than many realize. Air quality, cleanliness, and comfort all begin at ground level—making bedding a key factor in a horse’s overall well-being.

May 2026 - Healthy Barn Cats Make for Healthier Barns

Vaccination, parasite control, and smart management help working cats thrive while protecting horses and the barn environment. You’d be hard-pressed to find a busy barn without a furry feline or two serving as pest control—and all valuable employees deserve health benefits. Proper care of barn cats is essential to prevent infectious disease, limit parasite spread, and help these loyal companions thrive in their role for as long as possible.

May 2026 - USPC Milestoners Share Secrets to Making a Club Last for Nearly Half a Century

What’s the secret to running a long-lived—and loved—United States Pony Club? Part of the answer emerged at the largest USPC Convention in recent memory, held earlier this year at the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort in Illinois where more than 500 attendees from 36 regions gathered, and nearly two dozen clubs were recognized for milestone 50th and 25th anniversaries.

May 2026 - Fixin’ Fences: How a Maryland Farm Became One Woman’s Purpose and a Haven for Veterans

One woman’s impulsive purchase led to an unexpected equine operation offering hope and healing for veterans across the nation. When Page Etzler found a 28-acre property for sale near her Keymar, Maryland home while her husband was deployed in Afghanistan, she didn’t wait for permission. The ER nurse secured financing and bought the farm on her own. What began as a long-held dream quickly became a leap into loans, fencing, and outbuildings—followed by a growing herd of Clydesdales. Still, something felt missing.

May 2026 - This is Horse Country

New Jersey’s Garden State Grit. A Tony Legacy with a Backyard Heart. New Jersey is one of the most quietly powerful equestrian states in the country—a place where Olympic legacy, hunt-country tradition, elite athletes, and deeply rooted everyday horse culture coexist in remarkably tight geography. It is not defined by size, but by density — of talent, infrastructure, and participation.

May 2026 - Proven Support for Stronger, Healthier Bones

When it comes to maintaining peak skeletal health in horses, Equi-Bone by TLC Animal Nutrition delivers targeted support with a formula specifically designed to combat the most common and debilitating bone-related issues.

May 2026 - Why Delivery Matters: A Closer Look at Hyaluronic Acid

In high-performance horsemanship, consistency isn’t a luxury—it’s a requirement. From conditioning programs to nutrition, even small variations can influence outcomes over time. That same principle applies to joint support, where delivery method can be just as important as the ingredient itself.

May 2026 - Trust Rohrer Seeds for Healthy Grazing

Looking for quality hay and pasture seed? Trust Rohrer Seeds, a fourth-generation family business that has been providing quality seeds at a fair price since 1919. They value their relationships with their customers and take the time to understand every individual need.

May 2026 - Large Enough to Serve, Small Enough to Care: Forage-Focused Nutrition from Poulin Grain

Poulin Grain is a family-owned feed company that has been proudly serving the Northeast with leading animal nutrition since 1932. The company is known for its premium feeds and personalized service, with a mission to provide animals with the highest-quality nutrition—formulated using science-backed technology to support performance and overall health.

May 2026 - Quakertown Veterinary Clinic Provides Comprehensive Care for Equine Health and Longevity

For horse owners across eastern Pennsylvania, Quakertown Veterinary Clinic is a trusted partner in maintaining equine health at every stage of life. As a full-service equine hospital, surgical facility, and ambulatory practice, the clinic delivers around-the-clock care—open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year—with a team of nine experienced large-animal veterinarians.

May 2026 - Targeted Nutrition for Whole-Horse Health

In today’s performance-driven equestrian world, nutrition is no longer a one-size-fits-all approach—it’s a strategic tool for supporting soundness, recovery, and long-term health. Pennwoods Equine Products is leading that shift with a focused philosophy: give horses exactly what they need, in forms their bodies can truly use.

May 2026 - The Foundation of Soundness: Engineering Health from the Ground Up

In the pursuit of equestrian excellence—highlighted this week by the grace and power on display at the 2026 Devon Horse Show—the margins between a podium finish and a rehabilitation stint are often found in the ground. For high-performance hunters, jumpers, and eventers, “health” is not merely a veterinary status; it is a structural requirement.