Riding Warehouse proudly serves the three main disciplines of equestrian sport: English, Western, and Endurance. No matter the discipline, putting you and your horse first is the essence of who we are. Located in San Luis Obispo on California's Central Coast, Riding Warehouse offers a huge selection of products for horse and rider including tack, saddles, riding apparel, stable equipment and horse care supplies.
The entire service crew at Riding Warehouse rides! This ensures a wide range of horse knowledge and product savvy to cater to each customer's varied equestrian needs. Combined with an unbeatable one-year free return policy, carefully selected products, and educational how-to's, Riding Warehouse is an equestrian resource that cannot be beat!
We look forward to serving you and sharing our love of horses. Happy riding!
Hello, @susanwilling6854! We apologize for the video not being very clear. We suggest reading our hoof boot guide, which covers how to measure boots and helpful tips! You can view it here: www.ridingwarehouse.com/lc/training/tack/how-to-choose-horse-hoof-boots.html. Please let us know if you have any further questions or comments! ~Katie, RW
Ok but, that last one is NOT a quick release knot. In a situation where the horse is pulling back and you need to quick release - that’s not going to be helpful having to try and pull the end of the rope…our current barn uses that method and I was kind of surprised
Hello @SingleMomBudgeting! You are correct, when the "tail" end is tucked into the final daisy loop, it must be un-tucked to become quickly released. However, it can be left untucked so the knot can be released without an extra step. Please let us know if you have any further questions or comments and we would be happy to assist. ~Katie, RW
This video is important, since Miller's instructions are missing critical info. The video was slightly helpful, but unfortunately you got two things backwards, as supported by other comments. 1) The bushings on the link assemblies (locking hinges) go the other way, between the black hoop and the gold-colored assemblies, spacing them farther from the hoop. The smaller part of the bushing goes through the hole in the link assembly 2) You have the link assemblies backwards. The large tab should face forward so the "knee" bends toward the front of the cart.
Hello @christopherspringmann! Wild rags can vary in size but are always square-cut. We offer wild rags in a variety of sizes so you can find the right one for you: www.ridingwarehouse.com/catpage-WILDSCARF.html. Please let us know if you have any other questions! ~Katie, RW
Hello @drnaikss! The transparent polycarbonate film is waterproof, so the Soless visor would be a good choice if you are dealing with unpredictable weather! ~Katie, RW
We’re equestrians of course we don’t know what time school/work starts but we know what time our lessons are at 😅 Funny story this is actually true😂if you had a g!n to my head and asked what time does school start I’d be dead but luckily I know what time my lesson is at💀
Thank you for sharing… there is a lot of great information here. It was very clear, concise and easy to follow! I have often researched how to measure a horse for fly boots and have never really found much info, until now!! Much love from Brisbane, Australia. ♥️♥️🇦🇺
Hello @marycollins1024! We apologize we don't show this stirrup on a saddle. However, the higher angle end should sit on the inside of the leathers, and the lower end of the angle should sit on the outside of the leathers. Please let us know if you have any further questions or comments! ~Katie, RW
Hello @hvideosmore9526, since you are between a medium and a large shell, we suggest ordering both sizes and seeing which size fits your head better. We have an excellent 365-day return policy with free return shipping, so you can try both sizes hassle-free! Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns and we would be happy to address them. Happy Riding! ~Katie, RW
If you dont know. Save your time and money because the cowboy lifestyle is a posser lifestyle. Its all a bunch of attention whores larping, and some of them get on a horse or bulls back or throw a rope but still larping. We still call them cowboys no matter their age, and there is plenty of reason behind that!!
It is sad that you teach lunging with a bite. It is animal cruelty and completely unnecessary. The horse will thank you if you use a rope halter instead. Think of what the bite is doing in his mouth. If you want to learn the right way to lunge, go to taoofhorsemanship. Caroline Beste is the best.
I barrel race once to three times a month in shows and rodeos, is it okay if I use this in every race? Also i have a 3-year-old filly Is it safe to use Equi+calm And Focus For my 3-year-old in every barrel race?
Hello @ChrisPiss_1! Yes, it is safe to use every barrel race. You can administer one tube the night before and one tube the morning of the performance. If magnesium makes your horse too dull, Equi+ Calm can be used the night before and Equi+ Focus in the morning for all the same benefits without the muscle relaxation. Additional tubes may be administered at 24-hour intervals. Please let us know if you have any further questions! ~Katie, RW
@@ChristhePiss_1 Yes, the pellets are also safe to use for any of your barrel races. Here is the information for the Equi+Calm pellets: shopehi.com/products/equi-focus-pellets-1lb and here is the information on the Equi+Focus: shopehi.com/products/equi-focus-pellets-1lb-1. Please let us know if you have any other questions! ~Katie, RW
