Equine Business Magazine

10/01/2025

10/01/2025

Hello October🍁

"I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers."
- L.M. Montgomery

09/27/2025

Mane Street Market's first matched pair that are only available together!

Meet Shea (10 yrs) and Tatium (9 yrs), two matched Tennessee Walking horse mares standing at 15.2h. These sisters have been together their whole lives and current owners have owned them since they were just a yearling and a two-year-old. They are not buddy sour and can leave each other without fuss. These mares can do it all. They both ride Western and English, and they drive single and double. They both will gait and lope a nice circle on the correct lead. They’ve been shown, performed in drill team, hauled to fairs, gone on overnight camping trips out of state, taught camp kids how to ride, done multiple photo shoots and covered thousands of trail miles. Water, rocky terrain, steep hills, and bridges, nothing will bother these girls. Whether working the cows, showing, or enjoying a trail ride, Shea & Tatium are always up for the task. They are both an exceptional trail partners, surefooted and confident. Located in Warsaw, NY. Details and contact are in the link: https://manestreetmarket.com/search?id=sinEGmKegHKi9bel9eN2

09/25/2025

Your equine business could be featured in Equine Business Magazine!

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Upcoming Deadlines:
November Issue - October 22, 2025
December Issue - November 22, 2025

09/24/2025

Have questions about starting/growing an equestrian business?

Equestrian Entrepreneur India Wilkinson, creator of Mane Street Market, will answer them in future issues of Equine Business Magazine.

Send your questions to [email protected]

09/23/2025

White or Colorful Saddle Pads?

09/23/2025

Greener Pastures: Embracing Change and Growth with Theo

By Kimberlee Delany

"I recently relocated Theo to a new ranch. This decision took months to make and, being new to all this, came with a great deal of anxiety and questioning my decision. I prayed on it. I asked Theo what he thought. But I decided that after 2 years, it was time for us to move closer to my home and near trails we could walk to without haul-in. It was time for change.

This comes in a year when it seems absolutely everything is changing. I think my hesitation was more about just needing something ‘stable’, no pun intended, than wondering if I was making a solid decision.

As the weeks led up to our leaving, I was getting an old, familiar feeling. I couldn’t quite pinpoint what, but I just knew I had this feeling of excitement combined with fear before. I had everything prepped, my husband brought the truck to the original ranch, and we packed up tack, hay... all the stuff. As we were going through this, it dawned on me- I was leaving for college- again.

Leaving the familiar is tough. It’s tough when you are leaving, not because of pain, or you are trying to escape, but because it’s time to grow..."

Go to www.equinebusinessmagazine.com to read the full article.

09/23/2025

09/23/2025

Happy Fall Y'all! 🍂 It's hands-down the best season for riding. I can't wait for crisp air, the sound of leaves crunching beneath our feet, and fewer pesky bugs!

What's your favorite thing about fall?

09/23/2025

09/22/2025

Happy Fall Y'all! 🍂