Grab your crayons and saddle up, you’re about to enter a world of boots, braids, and bold adventures! Our free cowgirl coloring pages are perfect for kids and adults alike who love the spirit of the Wild West. Whether it’s a smiling cowgirl riding her trusty horse, relaxing by a campfire, or tipping her hat with confidence, these pages celebrate […] Continue Reading

Welcome to our collection of free horse word searches. We originally created them for our children’s Pony Afternoons as a fun way to introduce different aspects of equine life, from popular horse breeds and essential tack to exciting horse sports. Realizing how enjoyable and educational these word searches could be for others, we decided to share them with everyone at […] Continue Reading

Keeping track of your mare’s foaling date can be tricky. That’s why I decided to share this simple gestation calculator. Simply select the breeding date, and it will calculate the predicted due date, an estimated foaling date range, and a wider potential window. It’s a quick and easy way to stay prepared for your mare’s big day, giving you peace […] Continue Reading

Use our free horse weight calculator below to estimate your horse’s weight. You can choose between measuring in inches or centimetres. The estimated weight instantly updates after the values are added. Calculating the weight using the formula (used in our calculator) is usually more accurate than using a weigh-tape. A weigh-tape uses just the Heart Girth measurement, whereas the formula […] Continue Reading

We love doing creative activities for the children on our Pony Afternoons, and coloring is always a favorite. In the past, we created lots of fun horse coloring pages and we thought it would be great to gather them all together in one place for you to enjoy. These horse coloring pages cater to all skill levels, from simple kawaii […] Continue Reading

New riders at my riding school often ask how old the horses are and whether that age is considered old for a horse. With this in mind, I decided to make this guide to provide more context and a reference for how a horse’s age compares to a human’s at different stages of life. Converting horse years to human years […] Continue Reading

When measuring a horse’s height, the standard unit used is the “hand,” where one hand equals four inches. The measurement is taken from the ground up to the highest point of the horse’s withers. While the “hands” unit is widely used, there are times when it’s helpful to convert this measurement into more familiar units like inches, feet, or centimeters. […] Continue Reading