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For 29 years, InfoHorse.com has been America's most trusted source of horse product information — a hub connecting horse owners with nearly a thousand vetted brands, experts, and schools across equine products and services, and more than 6,000 served since 1997.

Browse horse barns & stalls, horse fencing, horse feed & supplements, horse trailers, saddles & tack, horse health products, and professional horse trainers. Every listing is vetted and includes detailed product information, photos, videos, and direct contact with the company.

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From the InfoHorse Blog
Horse Hoof Care: How Smart Horse Owners Protect Their Horses Feet

Horse Hoof Care: How Smart Horse Owners Protect Their Horses Feet

Horse Hoof Care Looking Beyond Dirt: How Smart Horse Owners Protect Their Horses From the Ground Up There is an old saying in the horse world: “No Hoof, No Horse.” As horse...

By Bob Pruitt CEO InfoHorse,com · 2026-05-21 ·Horse-health
From the InfoHorse Blog
Riding in Frame

Riding in Frame

Watch That Eye to keep Your Horse in Frame With Richard Winters When riding we are continually trying to keep our equine partner in frame and in the proper posture for the maneuver we are asking

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-05-20 ·Horse-training
From the InfoHorse Blog
Hoof Boots Can Help Lame Horses

Hoof Boots Can Help Lame Horses

A sore-footed horse standing miserable on hard ground is one of the worst feelings in horse keeping — and one of the most fixable. Here is when boots are the answer.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-10 ·Horse-health
From the InfoHorse Blog
Horse Heat Stress: How to Keep Horses Cool in Summer and Recognize Warning Signs

Horse Heat Stress: How to Keep Horses Cool in Summer and Recognize Warning Signs

Keeping horses cool in summer comes down to water, salt, and cold-hosing. Learn the danger signs of heat stress and when to call the vet — fast.

By Ann Pruitt · 2026-06-08 ·Horse-health
From the InfoHorse Blog
Horse Care for Beginners: Your First-Year Essentials

Horse Care for Beginners: Your First-Year Essentials

New to horses? A practical first-year guide to daily care, feeding, and the hoof and vet routines that keep a horse healthy — written for new owners.

By Ann Pruitt · 2026-06-05 ·Horse-health
From the InfoHorse Blog
About Bob Pruitt - Founder and CEO of InfoHorse.com · More than 50 years with horses

About Bob Pruitt - Founder and CEO of InfoHorse.com · More than 50 years with horses

(a different angle — the lived story rather than the credentials): Three generations of horse owners, a 25-year partnership with a PMU rescue named Dream, and a website born at the dawn of dial-up. The man behind InfoHorse.com.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-22
From the InfoHorse Blog
Will I Save Money if I Keep My Horse at Home or Should I Spend the Money to Board My Horse?

Will I Save Money if I Keep My Horse at Home or Should I Spend the Money to Board My Horse?

Boarding writes one monthly check. Home horse care trades that check for 15 to 20-plus hours a week, county rules, fencing, hay storage, manure, and backup help.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-22
From the InfoHorse Blog
What Do Horses Eat? The Complete Feeding Guide from 40-Year Horse Owners

What Do Horses Eat? The Complete Feeding Guide from 40-Year Horse Owners

The most-asked horse question on the internet deserves a real answer: forage first, 1.5–2.5% of body weight daily, water always — and the honest details on grain, treats, and the foods that hurt.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-10 ·Horse-health
From the InfoHorse Blog
Horse Trailer Buying Guide: Bumper-Pull vs Gooseneck, Sizing, and Safety

Horse Trailer Buying Guide: Bumper-Pull vs Gooseneck, Sizing, and Safety

How to choose a horse trailer: bumper-pull vs gooseneck, the right size for your horses, matching your tow vehicle, and the safety features that matter most.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-05 ·Horse-trailering
From the InfoHorse Blog
Horse Hot Bloods, Warmbloods, and Cold Bloods: Does it Matter?

Horse Hot Bloods, Warmbloods, and Cold Bloods: Does it Matter?

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-05 ·Horse-training
From the InfoHorse Blog
Natural Horsemanship Schools: Can You Make a Living Working With Horses?

Natural Horsemanship Schools: Can You Make a Living Working With Horses?

A horse-loving daughter has a dream, and her parents discover that training, vet work, farrier science, nutrition, management, and education can be real careers.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-11
From the InfoHorse Blog
How Much Does a Horse Cost? The Real Numbers Most New Owners Never See Coming

How Much Does a Horse Cost? The Real Numbers Most New Owners Never See Coming

The purchase price is the down payment on a lifestyle. Here is the honest monthly math — board, feed, farrier, vet — and the emergency fund that makes ownership peaceful.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-10 ·Horse-health
From the InfoHorse Blog
Clean Water Is One of the Most Important Parts of Horse Health

Clean Water Is One of the Most Important Parts of Horse Health

Dirty tubs, frozen buckets, hot summer water, and dry winter hay can all cut a horse's water intake. This article shows what to check daily and why.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-06-23 ·Horse-health

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Horse Product Information & Answers

InfoHorse.com is the web's trusted source of horse product information — the place horse owners come for answers about the products, supplies, services, and companies their horses need. Since 1997, we have helped riders, breeders, and barn owners find the right horse products across horse health, tack, feed, fencing, barns, trailers, and grooming — all in one verified, easy-to-search place.

Every company on InfoHorse.com is reviewed before it is listed, and each profile answers real buyer questions with product details, photos, videos, and a direct line to the manufacturer. Whether you are comparing horse products or just want a straight answer, InfoHorse.com is built to help you decide with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find trusted horse product information?
InfoHorse.com is a dedicated horse product information hub. Since 1997 it has helped horse owners find answers about the products, supplies, and services their horses need — across horse health, tack, feed, fencing, barns, trailers, and grooming — with every company reviewed before it is listed.
How long has InfoHorse.com been online?
InfoHorse.com has been online since 1997 — nearly three decades of helping horse owners find trusted equine products, services, and care information. It is owned and run by Bob and Ann Pruitt as a family business.
Are InfoHorse advertisers verified?
Yes. Every company is reviewed before it is listed on InfoHorse.com. Each advertiser profile includes real product details, photos, videos, and direct contact with the manufacturer, so horse owners can buy and connect with confidence.
What can horse owners find on InfoHorse.com?
Horse owners can find equine products, services, and companies across horse health, tack, feed, fencing, barns, trailers, and grooming, plus professional trainers and schools. Practical editorial guides and articles answer common horse care questions to help you make informed decisions.
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