Last year, my husband and I moved out onto about 120 acres so that we could keep Dancer at our place. I know, you're probably thinking we are crazy. Ryan is allergic to just about everything (no joke) and it's a 40 minute commute from my work. But, having my horse at home with me will make it all worth

Fun, light weight boot socks!

A review on Sara Gruen's book called 'Riding Lessons'

This is technically my last week of testing Dr. Rose's salve! I'm glad I tried this product and it has seemed to help Dancer's rain rot. He has very sensitive skin and I have to be very careful which products I use on him. This product hasn't produced any negative side-effects and I think it works very well for

Week three has been about the same as week two. No significant changes to report, I'm afraid. I have continued to use the salve every other day and I have noticed that the area has become slightly less patchy than it was before. I think the skin is starting to smooth out a little more, but there haven't been drastic changes. I tried to wipe off some of the salve with a paper towel again because it was getting slightly dirty, but wasn’t able to get much of it off. I think it can be a good thing because it keeps the area moisturized, but it can also cause the hair on the leg to darken which might not be appealing to some people (when showing, etc…). It’s been too cold to wash this area off with water, so I’m curious to see what the area will look like after Dancer has a bath.