The Hitching Ring

04/19/2026

04/18/2026

We’ve officially completed our transition to our new website!
After two years of updates and improvements, all orders will now be placed exclusively through Equestrian Life Market.

Thank you for your continued support as we’ve made this change—everything is now in one place for a smoother shopping experience.

03/04/2026

80" Stable blanket 200g

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03/03/2026

69" 200g Navy Rambo Wug at a great price

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03/02/2026

Winter Blankets on sale for $95:
74 & 76"
600D 300g
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07/01/2024

Great prices on a great product. Check it out!

06/30/2024

Check out our sister site Equestrian Lifestyle! www.EquestrianLifestyle.ca

03/20/2024

https://www.equestrianlifemarket.com/fly-control/p/farnam-bronco-fly-spray

03/16/2024

Deworming horses may be something you’ve been doing the same way for as long as you can remember. However, you should know that this old-school approach is quickly becoming outdated. Commonly used strategies for parasite control in adult horses are based largely on knowledge and concepts that are more than 50 years old; they are not only a waste of time and money, they especially build drug resistance in the parasitic fauna of equines.

Working with your horse doctor to create a targeted deworming plan for each horse/farm is actually less work, less expensive and more effective than the rotational deworming program of the old days. It’s very important to have your veterinarian perform f***l egg counts to determine the amount of eggs your horse is shedding and check the efficacy of the dewormer used last.

Finally, don't rely on dewormers alone when it comes to parasite control. As parasites are primarily transferred via manure, good pasture maintenance is also necessary.

For more information, the AAEP Parasite Control Guidelines can be found on our website athttps://aaep.org/sites/default/files/Documents/InternalParasiteGuidelinesFinal5.23.19.pdf
As always, consult your equine veterinarian for questions specific to your horse and to set up an effective deworming program.

03/06/2024