We’re excited to share our November coloring sheet , inspired once again by a real moment captured here at Texas Equine Education & Horsemanship! This month’s page features one of our amazing interns working a horse on the lunge line  — a training technique used to build communication, balance, and trust from the ground before riding. Lunging is an important part of horsemanship, and this calm, focused scene is a great reminder that learning doesn’t just happen in the saddle

Registration Opens TODAY! Open November 1st – December 1st Video submissions due December 15th

Halloween at Texas Equine is always full of fun, creativity, and a few friendly competitions! Our annual Horse Pumpkin Decorating Contest brought out some incredible imagination and barn spirit this year.

Tonight in our Virtual Education Class, we dove into one of the most fascinating and fun topics in the horse world — coat colors and patterns!  From bold pintos to glowing palominos, we explored how horses come in a stunning variety of shades and markings, each with its own history, genetics, and charm. Understanding Horse Colors & Patterns — The Basics Horses may come in hundreds of color variations, but every coat begins with two base colors : Black Red/Chestnut All other c

Tonight’s class was all about one of the smallest yet mightiest members of the equine world—the American Miniature Horse ! These tiny horses may stand no taller than 34 inches, but they’re packed with personality, intelligence, and heart. Miniature horses were first bred in Europe as novelty pets for royalty in the 1600s before finding their way to America, where they were later used in coal mines because of their small size and steady nature. Today, they’re loved for their g

We are thrilled to welcome our newest group of interns for the Texas Equine Industry Readiness Program! These individuals are already off to a strong start, and we’re excited to see how they grow and thrive during their fall internship.

In this week’s Virtual Education class, we explored one of the world’s most fascinating horse breeds—the Akhal-Teke. Known for its breathtaking appearance and remarkable history, this breed offered our class an unforgettable glimpse into the legacy of ancient horsemanship.

Are you ready to gallop into some Halloween fun? Whether you love horses, ponies, or magical unicorns, this is your chance to show off your creativity in a FREE, fun-filled pumpkin decorating contest that’s open to ALL ages!

We’re thrilled to celebrate all the amazing riders who participated in the Texas Equine Fall Online Horse Show!

In this week’s Virtual Education class, we explored the remarkable and tragic story of the Abaco Barb—a breed of horse that once roamed the islands of the Bahamas and is now considered extinct. The lesson reminded us not only of the importance of conservation, but also of the rich diversity in horse breeds across the world.

This October, we’re excited to share something special with you—our newest coloring sheet, inspired by another real photo taken right here at Texas Equine!

Whether you're looking to rep your favorite equine team at the barn, on the trail, or out and about, now’s your chance to grab our fan-favorite gear before it sells out again! All items feature soft, high-quality materials and eye-catching designs you’ll want to wear everywhere. These pieces are designed with horse lovers in mind—so whether you’re in the saddle or just running errands, you’ll look and feel great.

Our internship program provides hands-on experience in horse care and equine facility operations while developing essential life and professional skills. This well-rounded experience makes our internship an ideal stepping stone into the equine industry. This internship includes meaningful labor and active involvement in daily barn operations. While the work can be physically demanding, it’s incredibly rewarding and a great way to build confidence and skill in a professional e

Let’s talk about how to spot dehydration, keep your horse drinking enough, and why wet feed is a must for some horses. In hot, humid climates like ours, horses sweat more, which means more water loss and greater risk of dehydration. Dehydration can also contribute to colic and choke, especially in older horses or those with unique feeding needs. Soaking feed doesn’t just help prevent choking—it’s also another way to sneak in extra hydration, especially for horses who aren’t d

In the heart of Texas, where horses and riders are part of everyday life, helmet safety  isn’t just a rule—it’s a responsibility. Whether...

On August 23, 2025, history was made at Fair Park in Dallas, Texas, with the very first State Fair of Texas EWD Heroes and Hooves Horse Show coordinated by Jessica Harrod. This groundbreaking event was designed to celebrate and support riders who face mental, physical, and emotional challenges, giving them the chance to showcase their skills, resilience, and love for horses in the arena.

At Texas Equine, we prioritize dental care year-round—but fall is a critical time to ensure your horse’s teeth are in good shape before winter feeding routines begin. Here’s why dental checks matter, what signs to watch for, and how timely care can help your horse maintain weight, comfort, and overall health through the colder months. Don’t let winter weight loss sneak up on your horse. A fall dental check can make all the difference.

We had the absolute pleasure of meeting three of Texas’ rodeo queens at this year’s American Paint Horse Association (APHA) World Championship Show this month—and what a treat it was! These young women are not only beautiful representatives of our western heritage, but also intelligent, passionate ambassadors for rodeo, horsemanship, and Texas youth.

At Texas Equine Education & Horsemanship, we believe in celebrating every win—big or small—and today, we are sending a giant round of...

At Texas Equine Education & Horsemanship, we believe in celebrating growth, progress, and passion in every rider. One of the best ways to...