Best Places to Live as an Equestrian Snowbird

By On February 19, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In How To Buy A Horse Property

For equestrians who migrate south to escape the harsh winters, finding the perfect destination that caters to both horse and rider is essential. The ideal equestrian snowbird location offers mild winter temperatures, top-notch riding facilities, and a thriving equine community. Whether you prefer competitive show circuits, scenic trail riding, or simply a warm and horse-friendly […]

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A Comprehensive Guide to Property Taxes for Equestrians

By On February 3, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

Owning equestrian property can be incredibly rewarding, whether you’re a hobbyist with a few horses or you run a full-fledged equestrian business. However, just like any other property, equestrian properties are subject to property taxes. Understanding how these taxes work and how they may be assessed on your hobby farm, boarding facility, or equestrian center […]

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Estate Planning for Equestrians: Protecting Your Horses, Assets, and Legacy

By On January 23, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

For equestrians, estate planning involves more than just ensuring financial stability after death—it’s about preserving the legacy of a lifestyle and making provisions for the care of beloved horses and other animals. Whether you own a small farm with a few horses or run a large operation, your estate plan should address not only your […]

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The Importance of Keeping Your Horse Hydrated in Winter and Ways to Encourage Drinking

By On January 15, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

As the cold weather settles in, many horse owners focus on ensuring their horses have enough feed, shelter, and protection from the elements. However, one often overlooked yet critical aspect of winter horse care is hydration. While horses may seem to drink less in the winter, the need for water remains just as important in […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Saddle Fitting for Your Horse

By On January 10, 2025 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

When it comes to horseback riding, one of the most critical aspects often overlooked is saddle fitting. A poorly fitting saddle can lead to discomfort for your horse, cause behavioral issues, and even lead to long-term physical problems. Finding the right saddle for your horse involves understanding their anatomy, the type of riding you do, […]

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The Necessity of Good Ventilation in a Horse Barn

By On December 20, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

When it comes to providing the best care for horses, the importance of a well-ventilated barn cannot be overstated. Adequate airflow is essential to maintaining the health and well-being of both horses and humans, as poor ventilation can lead to numerous health problems, increased humidity, and the buildup of harmful gases. In this article, we’ll […]

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Moving Horses South for the Winter: A Guide to Relocation

By On December 3, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

As winter approaches, many horse owners in colder climates face a difficult decision: should they keep their horses in place, braving the harsh winter conditions, or should they consider moving their horses south to escape the snow, ice, and extreme cold? Relocating horses for the winter, often referred to as “wintering down south,” can provide […]

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What New Home Buyers Are Looking for – In Their Home and Horse Barn

By On November 21, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, How To Buy A Horse Property

As the demand for homes with horse barns continues to grow, new home buyers are increasingly seeking properties that offer both comfort and functionality. Whether they’re seasoned equestrians or aspiring horse owners, buyers are looking for a balance between modern living spaces and barn functionality that can cater to their daily and recreational needs. Understanding […]

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Preventing Barn Fires in Winter: Essential Tips for Keeping Your Horses Safe

By On November 13, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Barn fires are a reality. They are a reality that none of us want to face but are something we should be prepared for. Prevention techniques and fire education are two of the most valuable tools for minimizing your risk for fire. The amount of horse owners that are not well educated about fire […]

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Buying Raw Land for a Future Horse Property: A Step-by-Step Guide

By On November 7, 2024 · Leave a Comment · In How To Buy A Horse Property

Purchasing raw land on HorseProperties.Net® with the goal of developing it into a horse property can be an exciting and rewarding venture. Whether you’re dreaming of a small hobby farm, a training facility, or a larger equestrian estate, the process requires careful planning, research, and foresight. Buying land for horses is a significant investment, […]

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