EQU Journal

Supporting a performance horse takes more than one approach. From digestive health and muscle function to comfort, hydration, and competition-day f...

Walk into a major equestrian competition and you will notice a familiar detail: when the stakes get higher, the breeches often get whiter. Whit...

Walk through any busy show barn and you will notice that many horses wear different boots at home than they do in the ring. That is not just an aes...

Half pads have become standard equipment in a lot of tack rooms, to the point where many riders use one without being entirely sure what it is doin...

We are always thoughtful about the brands we bring in, and Dada Sport has been on our radar for a while. The French brand has built a distinct iden...

We have been building out our horse care offering steadily, and this one felt like a natural next step. Horseware Ireland is now available at EQU L...

It is one of the most overlooked safety issues in equestrian sport. Riders invest in certified helmets, wear them every ride, and assume they are p...

If bit type determines how pressure is applied, mouthpiece determines where and how intensely that pressure is felt. Two bits with identical rings ...

The bridle is the primary interface between your hands and your horse's head. It is one of the most visible pieces of tack in the ring and one of t...

Whether you are preparing for your first rated show or returning to competition after time away, building a competition wardrobe is one of the most...

The girth is one of the most underappreciated pieces of tack in a rider's setup. It holds the saddle in place, which means it is directly responsib...

Stirrups are one of the most frequently overlooked pieces of equipment in a rider's setup. Most riders use whatever came with their saddle and neve...