Spring is the season of fresh starts. After a long winter of mud, blankets, schedule changes, and nonstop to-do lists, it is the perfect time to reset your barn and your business. While most equestrians think of spring cleaning as sweeping aisles, scrubbing water buckets, and organizing tack rooms, it is also a great opportunity … Read more
Late board payments are one of the most frustrating issues barn owners face. It’s easy to assume the problem is irresponsible clients, but in most cases, it’s actually a billing system issue. Why Good Clients Still Pay Late Most clients aren’t intentionally avoiding payment. Late payments often happen because: When billing lacks structure, even well-meaning … Read more
Running a boarding barn is a full-time job, and then some. Between horse care, client communication, billing, and record keeping, many barn owners feel like they’re working nonstop but still falling behind. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. The truth is, most barns aren’t struggling because they lack dedication. They’re struggling because of hidden … Read more
As the leaves begin to change and temperatures start to drop, horse owners and barn managers know that fall is more than just a picturesque season, it’s preparation time. The transition from long summer days to the chill of winter brings a long list of to-dos, from checking feed and fencing to ensuring your horses’ … Read more
Because barn time should be about horses — not headaches. Summer in the barn is a beautiful thing: sun-drenched rides, late-evening feedings, and weekends packed with shows and clinics. But it’s also one of the busiest times of the year for equestrians. Between managing horse care, travel plans, barn chores, and coordinating with your team, … Read more
When it comes to caring for horses, most of us think about grooming routines, fitness schedules, or hoof care first. But what about their gut health? The equine digestive system is a finely tuned, sensitive machine, and when it’s off balance, your horse’s health, performance, and even mood can suffer. In fact, many common issues … Read more
Hydration is one of the most critical aspects of horse care, yet it is often overlooked until an issue arises. Water plays a vital role in nearly every function of a horse’s body, from digestion to temperature regulation. Ensuring your horse has consistent access to clean, fresh water is essential for their overall health and … Read more
Geoff Teall, head trainer and owner of Montoga, Inc., has over 40 years of experience in the equine industry. He has trained numerous hunter and equitation champions at top events like the Winter Equestrian Festival, Capital Challenge, and USEF Medal Finals. As an “R” licensed judge, Teall has officiated major shows, including the Washington International … Read more
As the days grow shorter and the temperature starts to drop, barn owners and managers begin shifting their focus to preparing for the winter months. The off-season is a crucial time to ensure your barn operates smoothly when the workload changes. Whether your facility slows down during the winter or continues to run at full … Read more
As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, it’s important for horse owners to adjust their care routines, particularly when it comes to nutrition. The transition from summer to fall brings changes in pasture quality, forage availability, and your horse’s caloric needs. Ensuring your horse receives the proper nutrition during this seasonal shift is key … Read more
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