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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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What Makes a Good Horse Stall?

What Makes a Good Horse Stall?

A modest barn can serve a horse as well as a custom one when the stalls are clean, roomy, easy to feed, well ventilated, and built around safe daily handling.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-07-30 ·Horse-barns
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Horse Senses and Behavior - Your Horse Isn't an Idiot. He Saw Something You Didn't

Horse Senses and Behavior - Your Horse Isn't an Idiot. He Saw Something You Didn't

A tarp, dark doorway, or sound in the brush can look entirely different to a horse. Give him time to look, investigate, and close the gap instead of punishing the reaction.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-06
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How Should a Saddle Fit Your Horse? The Owner's Guide to Saddle Fit

How Should a Saddle Fit Your Horse? The Owner's Guide to Saddle Fit

Learn the five hands-on checks that tell you whether a saddle fits your horse, the warning signs of a bad fit, what pads can and can't fix, and when a custom saddle maker is the right call.

By InfoHorse.com · 2026-07-19 ·Horse-tack
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When the Vet Can't Come: What Horse Owners Can Do About the Large Animal Veterinarian Shortage

When the Vet Can't Come: What Horse Owners Can Do About the Large Animal Veterinarian Shortage

A midnight colic call can become a transportation problem fast. Build a vet relationship, record normal vital signs, and have a real hauling plan before you need one.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-13
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Traveling Safely with Your Horse: Before, During and After the Trip

Traveling Safely with Your Horse: Before, During and After the Trip

A trailer that looks fine can still hide weak flooring, aging tires, or a poor truck match. Real inspection and calm loading practice prevent last-minute trouble.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-03 ·Horse-trailering
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Caring for Your Barrel Horse Is a Win at Every Level

Caring for Your Barrel Horse Is a Win at Every Level

Caring for Your Barrel Horse Is a Win at Every Level Meta description: Barrel horse care from playday to pro rodeo. Gut, water, feet, legs, conditioning, and recovery.

By Ann Pruitt · 2026-08-11
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EHV-1 Biosecurity for Horse Owners: Why It’s Not Just a Show Barn Problem

EHV-1 Biosecurity for Horse Owners: Why It’s Not Just a Show Barn Problem

Health certificates cannot rule out incubation, shedding, or latent EHV-1. Written temperature records and immediate isolation give barns an earlier warning.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-07-14 ·Horse-health
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Staying Safe Around Horses Might Start With One Phone Call -The insurance conversation most horse owners never have - until something goes wrong.

Staying Safe Around Horses Might Start With One Phone Call -The insurance conversation most horse owners never have - until something goes wrong.

A horse can spook, a rider can lose control, or a visitor can get hurt. Know what Texas law may protect and where your insurance policy may leave gaps.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-07-27 ·Horse-services
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The Ground Your Horse Works On - Why Your Horse Arena Matters

The Ground Your Horse Works On - Why Your Horse Arena Matters

The Ground Your Horse Works On – Your Arena Should Not be an After Thought Meta description: Bad arena footing can contribute to stone bruises, abscesses and slow ligament damage...

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-26
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The Day My Horse Caught Me

The Day My Horse Caught Me

Zoey once trotted away in a 60-acre pasture. Four months of rewarding a look, a step, then more steps taught her that coming to her person was a good deal.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-10
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No Rein Contact Meant Go - What an English-Trained Morgan Taught a Western Rider About the Rein Contact

No Rein Contact Meant Go - What an English-Trained Morgan Taught a Western Rider About the Rein Contact

No Rein Contact Meant Go. What an English-Trained Morgan Taught a Western Rider About the Reins. Welcome to Wenglish Horsemanship.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-09-03
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Moving Your Horse to a New Stable

Moving Your Horse to a New Stable

Moving Your Horse to a New Stable What to do in the thirty days before, on moving day, and during the first week after.

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-30
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Safe and Healthy Horse Pastures: More Than Just a Pretty Field

Safe and Healthy Horse Pastures: More Than Just a Pretty Field

Safe and Healthy Horse Pastures: More Than Just a Pretty Field Healthy Grass, Safer Horses and Better Horsekeeping Start at Ground Level Walk through almost any feed store and you...

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-21
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Feeding Hay in the Pasture Without Feeding the Ground

Feeding Hay in the Pasture Without Feeding the Ground

Feeding Hay in the Pasture Without Feeding the Ground Sponsored by Klene Pipe Structures Whether the horses in your pasture are retired barrel horses, broodmares, young...

By Bob Pruitt · 2026-08-24
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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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