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- August 3, 2026
- By Emilie Brady

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The Dr. Cook Bitless Bridlewould be a great gift to make your horse happy this holiday (or anytime!)
It was developed after years of research.
The design allows gentle, effective control with pressure that is distributed evenly around the horse's head.
Sometimes when you just can't find a bit that works, trying Dr. Cook Bitless Bridle could be the answer to your problems.
Going Bitless, no matter what discipline you are in (English or Western) even or a short period of time can be like hitting the refresh button on your computer.
It is also great to have a Bitless Bridle on hand for situations such as being to ride after having your horse's dental work done, or on long trail rides where they can graze and drink without the nuisance of having a bit in their mouth.
And being able to take the bit away making sure your horse's bad behavior is not related to the bit you are using.
Older horses with severe tooth loss will be much more comfortable Bitless.
Going Bitless is great for lessons and therapeutic riding programs where the rider has not yet developed the skills necessary to ride in a bit.
Transitioning to Bitless requires a surprisingly small amount of effort and time, sometimes even in the first ride.
We suggest you start in a small, enclosed area lie a round pen or indoor arena.
The Dr. Cook Bitless Bridle is marketed all over the world and used in all disciplines.
Available in English and Western styles starting at $69.95, it''s easier than ever to go Bitless.
Made in the USA out of premium American materials.To order go to www.bitlessbridle.com or call 877-942-4277.
Heads down; the best slow feed choice.
The Standard® and Mini Hay Pillow® are the only slow feed hay bags designed for use on the ground with a solid back; allowing your horse to eat in a natural grazing position, drastically reduces wasted hay and easily encourage movement with multiple locations.
Available in 4 mesh sizes, easy fill, durable, effective, and proudly made in the USA.
Why is feeding your horse from ground level best?
Less strain on the skeletal system, optimum mastication, nasal passages drain effectively, relaxed emotional state, eliminates particles falling into eyes and does not impair peripheral vision.
Hanging and horse trailer manger bags are also available to accommodate all your slow feed needs whether you are at home or on the road.
These innovative slow feed solutions are popular for all your barnyard buddies.
Slow fed free choice forage is beneficial for all herbivores including goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, camels, horses, donkeys and mules.
Our website supports a natural lifestyle for happier, healthier herds by also offering enrichment toys, slow feed hay nets, grazing muzzles, safety, emergency ID tags and more.
Visit www.thehaypillow.com to learn more or call 888.489.0022 to take advantage of their expertise.
Watch our video here: https://www.thehaypillow.com/videos.html#top-features!
For horse owners or any farmers the barn is more than just a barn, it is the heart of the farm, an important and essential place where much time is spent and memories and stories are made.
In that case, why not turn it into a work of art?
Where the barn itself tells your story?
My name is Jacob Czaja, an artist from Media Pa., graduated from University of the Arts in 2024.
I specialize in telling stories through art and do so with paint, pen, pencil and digital work.
If you have a wall on your barn you find bland and want to beautify your property, I can paint you a mural.
A beautiful image that solidifies your house or barn into a work of art itself.
With vibrant detailed paintings your property's history and story can be told on the side of the building.
Whatever you want I can paint, I can even paint your favorite horse or pet.
For more information email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 610-505-2698.
For more of my work here's my instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jakobi_illustra
Looking for quality hay and pasture seed?
Trust Rohrer Seeds, a fourth-generation family business that has been providing quality seeds at a fair price since 1919.
We value relationships with our customers and take the time to understand every individual need.
Everyone needs the “Right Forages for a Perfect Pasture” and that’s why Rohrer Seeds offers seven different Pasture Perfect® mixes.
Each Pasture Perfect® mixture includes at least 70 percent improved forage varieties.
Improved varieties are those that have been proven to exceed common varieties for species classification in the areas of palatability, feed value, digestibility, yield, and grazing.
Each mix is specifically formulated to meet the grazing or hay needs of a wide range of animals and conditions.
We are equipped with the knowledge and the willingness to take the time to determine what will work best for each customer.
Pasture Perfect® is just one of many seed brands that Rohrer Seeds offers.
Turf Perfect is a line of improved grasses for lawns for the homeowner and commercial landscaper.
For hunting enthusiasts, the Tecomate brand offers some great mixes for food plots.
Our quality garden seeds are popular with both the backyard gardener and the larger grower.
Offering a diverse selection of flower, herb, and vegetable seeds, you can find anything you need to grow a garden.
A popular tourist spot, many customers travel to the one-of-a-kind seed store located in the heart of Lancaster County, Pa.
They ship seeds throughout the United States but mainly focus on Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia.
For more information, call (717) 299-2571 or visit www.rohrerseeds.com.
For horse owners, the bond with a horse goes far beyond an investment—it is a partnership, a passion, and a way of life. he Saren Group understands that connection.
Founded with a deep appreciation for the equestrian community, The Saren Group specializes in personalized insurance solutions designed around the unique needs of horse owners, farms, professionals, and equestrian businesses.
From equine mortality and major medical coverage to farm, liability, tack and equipment insurance, the team works one-on-one with clients to help protect what matters most.
Whether you are a competitive rider, breeder, trainer, pleasure horse owner, or operate an equestrian facility, The Saren Group offers coverage options tailored to your individual circumstances.
Their expertise extends across disciplines including hunters and jumpers, dressage, eventing, reining, barrel racing, polo, driving, fox hunting, and more.
Beyond insurance, The Saren Group is committed to supporting the equestrian community itself, including sponsorship of horse shows and industry events.
With a passion for horses and a commitment to personal service, The Saren Group is dedicated to providing knowledgeable guidance and dependable coverage—helping horse owners enjoy the lifestyle they love with greater peace of mind.
Contact us today at (585) 704-6857 or send us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
BRYN MAWR, PA--Since 1975, Harcum College has partnered with the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Hospitals (PennVet), educating compassionate and highly skilled veterinary nurses who support animal hospitals and clinics across the Delaware Valley.
Harcum’s six-semester Veterinary Nursing Program includes four semesters of coursework on Harcum’s main campus in Bryn Mawr, Pa.
The program, accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), provides students with invaluable hands-on experience as they care for over 30 animals residing on campus, all while attending classes that lead to licensure.
During their final two semesters, students complete clinical rotations at PennVet’s Ryan Veterinary Hospital in Philadelphia and the New Bolton Center (NBC) in Kennett Square.
One unique opportunity for Harcum Veterinary Nursing students is the ability to live on-site at the New Bolton Center (NBC) while completing the Large Animal Practicum.
For almost 50 years, students have resided at the "Harcum House," where they study and work alongside credentialed veterinary technicians who make up the NBC nursing staff.
These nurses are cross trained to provide care in all areas of the hospital, including Emergency and Critical Care, Intensive Care, Neonatal Intensive Care, Internal Medicine, and Surgery.
Veterinary Nursing students rotate through all these departments, gaining the knowledge and skills necessary to provide cutting-edge care.
There are now more opportunities than ever for veterinary nurses in clinical practice, education, industry, pharmaceuticals, research, sales, and virtually all animal-related fields.
In 2024, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics projected an almost 20% increase in growth for the veterinary industry.
On average, about 25,800 openings for veterinary nurses/technicians are expected each year over the next decade.
Along with the high demand for veterinary nurses, increased salaries have made this field more appealing than ever.
Each semester, Harcum hosts a job fair with local employers, with many who are Harcum graduates, eager to mentor and help guide the next generation of veterinary nurses.
Harcum College admits Veterinary Nursing students in both the fall and spring semesters.
For more information or to apply, visit www.harcum.edu/vet
Tempi Design Studio was born by Eileen with the desire to create unique equestrian treasures.
Each design series is meant to look different, capturing a certain breed, pose and motion, in a raised relief with very fine detail.
With a background in dentistry, these creations are first carved in wax , drip by drip, carved and added until the design is perfected.
Next, the wax pattern is cast by the Lost Wax method.
This method includes multiple steps, with hours in between, and oven time.
Once cast, the design is sandblasted clean and the finishing process begins.
Eileen refines the rough casting into her next vision with a dremmel type tool using sandpaper discs and diamond burs.
This original casting becomes the "prototype" and is replicated in a mold making process, which can then be injected by hot wax, and cast as a duplicate over and over and over.
This is how all designs are "born".
With 15 years of designs, the number of molds is extensive.
And, no, the molds do not last forever.
They do have a shelf life.
The material eventually breaks down into a soft paste and is unusable.
So, keeping a prototype is a must to preserve the work effort of the design and remaking a mold if desired.
Over the years, ideas for these designs have been chosen by action photos seen in the news of horse and riders.
Additionally business logos can be made dimensional and make a striking buckle, key fob, ornament, or jewelry piece.
Recently, Eileen helped Dressage at Devon celebrate their 50th Anniversary with a design series utilizing their logo.
A buckle design with a belt was even presented to Ingrid Klimke during the event, which she proudly wore for her "Master Class" on Thursday eve.
Tempi is a sole proprietor business and Eileen enjoys meeting her customers at the same shows year after year, sort of "catching up" on their horsey lives.
Additionally, Tempi has an extensive online store where you can browse the many designs, which has extended beyond just horses.
Creating is what keeps Eileen engaged in this intensive work.
Take a look at the "Collections" online , posted video clips or the various magazine pdf coverages of her unique style of work.
Poulin Grain is a family-owned feed company that has been proudly serving the Northeast with leading animal nutrition since 1932.
The company is known for its premium feeds and personalized service, with a mission to provide animals with the highest-quality nutrition—formulated using science-backed technology to support performance and overall health.
Forage is the cornerstone of any high-performing nutrition program—but how well do consumers really know the nutrients their forage is providing, or what might be missing?
Poulin Grain eliminates the guesswork of feeding by offering complimentary forage analysis to all customers.
Their advanced forage testing program delivers a high level of precision, helping build a more complete and balanced diet.
Recognizing that every animal is unique, Poulin Grain works directly with customers through its team of experienced nutrition specialists.
These specialists visit farms to assess overall animal health and body condition, then collect forage samples for analysis at the company’s in-house lab, located at their bagged feed mill in Newport, Vt.
Based on the results, they develop customized nutrition plans tailored to each animal’s specific needs, ensuring a balanced, performance-driven diet.
For those with limited access to good-quality forage, Poulin Grain’s Forage Extender™ is a practical and effective option.
Available in Mini Bites (standard pellet) and Super Bites (large pellet), this product is formulated to provide highly digestible, essential quality fiber.
It can be used to replace up to half of the forage in an animal's diet, pound for pound – offering an affordable way to improve or extend forage supply.
Suitable for equines, sheep, cattle and goats, camelids and rabbits.
Visit poulingrain.com for more information or call us at 800.334.6731
KENNETT SQUARE, Pa.--If you're a horse owner, you understand the importance of having access to high-quality hay for your equine companions.
Yet, the search for reliable hay sources can often prove to be a daunting task.
Fortunately, Hicks Hay is here to provide the perfect solution for all your hay-related needs.
Hicks Hay, conveniently situated in Kennett Square, Pa., boasts a diverse range of hay options, including Timothy, Western Timothy, Timothy Alfalfa, Western Alfalfa, Grass Alfalfa, Mixed Hay, Orchard Grass, and Wheat Straw.
What sets them apart is their commitment to quality.
Before reaching your stable, Hicks Hay runs their premium hay through a hay press, resulting in conveniently sized bales that are easy to manage.
Their hay is conveniently bundled in packs of 24 bales, which can fit easily on pallets to maximize your storage space.
Hicks Hay goes the extra mile by delivering hay to various storage areas, including lofts, stalls, and bank barns.
Moreover, Hicks Hay can provide hay that has undergone forage testing, enabling customers to access crucial nutrition information.
Hicks Hay invites you to visit them in Chester County at 835 N Mill Rd, Kennett Square, Pa., 19348.
Here, you can buy sample bales before making any commitments.
Their commitment lies in your satisfaction and ensuring your horses receive top-quality hay.
To find out more and set up a delivery or pick-up today, visit their website at hickshaycompany.com or call (484) 886-7943.
When it comes to your horses' nutrition, choose Hicks Hay for top-notch hay products and reliable service.
Your equine companions deserve nothing less.