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When a Horse Lives Alone

Most horses don’t need a huge pasture or a fancy barn to be happy. But they do need companionship. I learned that lesson years ago with a horse who had everything I thought he needed — good feed, turnout, shelter, … Read More

Does Your Horse Need Massage?

Most of us recognize obvious lameness pretty quickly. But muscle pain and body soreness can be much harder to spot, especially in horses that quietly keep doing their jobs anyway. I think horse people sometimes get so used to little … Read More
Heather Osgood Real Estate

Business Profile: Heather Osgood-Real Estate

How and why did you get started in business?I come from a fourth-generation real estate family, with parents in both residential and commercial real estate. After college, I began my career in advertising and public relations, where I worked extensively … Read More

Common Hay Myths Horse Owners Still Hear

  If you spend enough time around barns, you’ll hear a lot of opinions about hay. Horses can’t eat alfalfa. Round bales are dangerous. First cutting is always better. Most of us have probably repeated at least one of those … Read More

Finding Horse Property Is a Whole Different Kind of Real Estate Search

Anyone who’s searched for horse property knows how quickly “perfect on paper” can fall apart once you look at the setup for horses. Finding a place that truly fits your equestrian lifestyle takes more than standard real estate knowledge — … Read More

Why More Oregon Horse Owners Are Paying Attention to the Oregon Horse Council

A lot of horse people care deeply about the future of the equine industry — but aren’t always sure who’s actually advocating for it behind the scenes. From education and networking to industry support and representation, the Oregon Horse Council … Read More

Could Your Horse Be Carrying Stress You Can’t See?

Sometimes a horse seems physically fine, but something still feels “off” — tension, resistance, unusual behavior, or slow recovery that’s hard to explain. That’s why more horse owners are becoming curious about energy healing and how it may support wellness, … Read More
Shyloh Chelsea

Shyloh Chelsea – Durango’s Newest Men’s Boot

The new men’s Shyloh Chelsea by Durango boots redefine modern Western style with a sharp, fashion-forward attitude. This silhouette blends rugged performance with elevated design, crafted from rich full-grain leather in a rich finish that transitions effortlessly from day to … Read More
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