DEVON, Pa.--Alex Matz on Omthago VDL won the $25,000 Devon Fall Classic Grand Prix Saturday evening, Sept. 12 at Devon.
Alex Matz on Omthago VDL (Photo by Phelps Sport)Matz had the only clear round of the four that made the jump-off from the starting field of 37.
Matz entered the Grand Prix with two young horses, giving both a valuable opportunity to gain experience in the atmosphere of the Dixon Oval.
“I brought two young horses, and I think they both exceeded my expectations,” Matz said. “You never know how they’ll do under these lights and with this atmosphere, so I think it was a great learning experience. The result is just the cherry on top.”
“I thought tonight’s course was difficult enough,” he said of the course set by Manuel Esparza of Mexico. “There were only four clear out of 37, so it was challenging, but it was fair.”
Matz was clean in 35.160 seconds to be the only competitor to finish the Grand Prix without a fault.
Protecting the Lifestyle You Love: The Saren Group
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By SARA CAVANAGH
For horse owners, the bond with a horse goes far beyond an investment—it is a partnership, a passion, and a way of life.
The Saren Group understands that connection.
Founded with a deep appreciation for the equestrian community, The Saren Group specializes in personalized insurance solutions designed around the unique needs of horse owners, farms, professionals, and equestrian businesses.
From equine mortality and major medical coverage to farm, liability, tack and equipment insurance, the team works one-on-one with clients to help protect what matters most.
Whether you are a competitive rider, breeder, trainer, pleasure horse owner, or operate an equestrian facility, The Saren Group offers coverage options tailored to your individual circumstances.
Their expertise extends across disciplines including hunters and jumpers, dressage, eventing, reining, barrel racing, polo, driving, fox hunting, and more.
Beyond insurance, The Saren Group is committed to supporting the equestrian community itself, including sponsorship of horse shows and industry events.
With a passion for horses and a commitment to personal service, The Saren Group is dedicated to providing knowledgeable guidance and dependable coverage—helping horse owners enjoy the lifestyle they love with greater peace of mind.
Contact us today at (585) 704-6857 or send us an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Boyd Martin leads Eventing Advanced Final after cross country
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LEXINGTON, Ky.--Boyd Martin on Shanroe Cooley surged into the lead in the featured $60,000 USEA Advanced Final after a clean and fast cross country round on Thursday, Aug. 27 in the Kentucky Horse Park.
Boyd Martin on Shanroe Cooley (Photo by Lindsay Barreth)Ariel Grald on Obalix won the Open Intermediate Championship after finishing eighth in dressage, moving up to first after cross crountry and then going clean in show jumping to finish on 30.8 for the win.
Martin, just 10 days after helping the U.S. Eventing Team win the bronze medal at the World in Aachen, Germany, was third after dressage with Shanroe Cooley, barn name Dallas, and when overnight leaders Lainey Ashker on Lovedance and second-placed Isabelle Bosley on Conner had runouts on cross-country Martin moved into the lead, adding just 8.8 time penalties.
That was the fastest round of the day over Jay Hambly’s course at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Martin has Dallas five-star fit because he was named as an alternate for the World Championships, so he was confident heading out on course this morning.
The U.S. Para Dressage team won the Team gold medal at the World Championships
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AACHEN, Germany--The U.S. team won the Team gold medal in Para Dressage on Saturday, Aug. 22 at the World Championship.
Kate Shoemaker on Vianne (Photo by Kim MacMillan)The team of Fiona Howard on Diamond Dunes, Marie Vonderheyden on Fan Tastico H, Rebecca Hart on Floratina and Kate Shoemaker on Vianne scored 236.135 to win the gold over Germany, that won the silver on 229.875 and Netherlands, that won bronze on 227.639.
Going Friday,, Howard scored 79.300, Vonderheyden scored 76.375, and Hart scored 73.533 to be the drop score.
Going Saturday, Shoemaker, a two-time U.S. Paralympian, clinched the gold medal as the final rider in team competition.
Her score of 80.460% for Grade IV was the highest individual total throughout team competition in Aachen, and it clinched the title.
Devon Fall Classic returns Sept. 10-14, celebrating 13 years of show jumping excellence
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DEVON, Pa.--The Devon Horse Show and Country Fair proudly announces the return of the Devon Fall Classic, Sept. 10–13, 2026, at the historic Devon Show Grounds in Devon, Pa.
Elizabeth Traband on Eddie Blue (Photo by KindMedia)Now in its 13th year, the Fall Classic has become the region’s premier all-jumper competition, drawing top professional, amateur, junior, and young horse riders to the iconic Dixon Oval.
Held on grounds that have welcomed generations of equestrians since 1896, the event offers four days of competition ranging from .85m jumpers through Grand Prix-level classes.
Highlights include the $25,000 Devon Fall Classic Grand Prix, Open Speed Stake, Welcome Stake, Junior and Amateur Jumper Classics, and Young Jumper divisions.
“The Fall Classic has grown into a favorite for riders, spectators, sponsors, and families alike,” said Wayne W. Grafton, Chairman and CEO of the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair. “As we celebrate Devon’s 130th anniversary, this event represents the perfect blend of tradition, community, and world-class competition. It also gives many riders their first chance to compete on the famed Dixon Oval, gaining valuable experience as they work toward qualifying for the Devon Horse Show in May 2027. We look forward to welcoming competitors from throughout the Mid-Atlantic and beyond.”
Plantation Field International: Where World-Class Sport Meets Country Charm
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UNIONVILLE, Pa.--Plantation Field International brings elite equestrian sport and classic country-fair charm together each September, and the 2026 event promises one of the most compelling weekends on the eventing calendar.
Photo by Amy DragooSet for September 17-20th, the competition features CCI4*-S action at the highest level, attracting international riders, seasoned professionals, and Olympians to the rolling grounds of Unionville, Pa.
But Plantation Field is more than a four-star test of skill and stamina.
It is a destination event where spectators can spend the day moving from the competition arenas to Vendor Village, browsing equestrian and lifestyle offerings, sampling local food, cocktails and enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of the Country Fair.
The weekend’s entertainment adds to the appeal, with crowd favorites such as the Jack Russell Races and demonstrations bringing energy and personality to the grounds.
New for 2026, RDS Automotive Group will be on-site, offering guests an exciting chance to experience an off-road drive test drive in their Grenadier.
The Grenadier is INEOS Automotive’s off-road utility rugged 4 x4 with a body-on-body frame design.
Carl Hester headlines Master Class at Dressage at Devon
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DEVON, Pa.--One of the most respected figures in international dressage will take center stage at Dressage at Devon this September as Olympic medalist and renowned trainer Carl Hester MBE leads The Capital Square Masterclass on Sept. 24 at 6p.m. in the historic Dixon Oval.
With a career spanning more than three decades, Hester has become synonymous with excellence in the sport.
A multiple Olympic medalist, European Champion, World Championship medalist, and mentor to many of the world's top riders, he has played a pivotal role in elevating British dressage while remaining deeply committed to education and horse-centered training.
Learning from One of the Sport's Great Teachers
Known for his straightforward and practical teaching style, Hester has earned admiration not only for his success at the highest levels of competition, but also for his ability to make complex training concepts accessible to riders of all levels.
The Capital Square Masterclass will focus on the fundamentals that have defined Hester's approach throughout his career: correct basics, rider confidence, effective communication, and the development of systems that support long-term success.
Attendees can expect an evening centered on practical takeaways rather than theory alone, with demonstrations and insights designed to help riders strengthen their partnerships with their horses regardless of competitive goals.
"My goal for the masterclass is to provide practical insights that riders can take away and use immediately. Dressage should be about understanding your horse, building confidence and creating a system that allows both horse and rider to perform at their best," he said. "Dressage at Devon is an iconic event, and I'm excited to be part of it."
Pennsylvania National Horse Show Celebrates Eighty Years, Oct. 8–18
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HARRISBURG, Pa.--For eight decades, the road through indoor season has run through Harrisburg, Pa.
This Oct. 8-18, the Pennsylvania National Horse Show marks 80 years in the state’s capitol, welcoming the country's top hunters, jumpers and equitation riders to the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex for 11 days of championship competition, entertainment and tradition.
Founded in 1946, the Pennsylvania National is the longest-running indoor horse show of its kind in the United States and holds US Equestrian's prestigious Heritage Competition designation.
For generations of riders — including many from the Delaware Valley — a trip to the historic Harrisburg Coliseum has represented the culmination of a season's work.
Championship Competition at Every Level
This year’s PNHS competition schedule is once again chockful of championships and prestigious finals.
Junior Weekend brings the nation's best young riders to town for one of the most coveted titles in equitation, the USEF Hunter Seat Medal Final — to be held on Sunday, Oct. 11 — and for the Turnham Green/USEF Junior Jumper National Championships – running Thursday, Oct. 8 through Saturday, Oct. 10.
During Champions Week, open jumper competition builds through the $30,000 Commonwealth Classic on Friday, Oct. 16 — the centerpiece of the show's popular Team Night — before culminating in the $100,000 Grand Prix de Penn National on Saturday, Oct. 17.
To insure or not to insure. That is the question. See Blue Bridle for the answer
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If your horse was injured or became ill would you have the finances available to pay the medical bills?
The Mortality policy, or life insurance on the horse, covers death due to accident, illness or disease and includes theft of the animal.
This insurance policy is available on foals as young as 24 hours of age and horses up to age 20.
You can add to the Mortality policy, additional medical options such as Major Medical, Surgical and/or Colic coverage to help defray the cost of necessary veterinarian treatment for your horse.
Eligibility for these options varies depending on the carrier.
Besides protecting your horse, you should think about protecting yourself as a horse owner or your equine operations.
Do you have liability coverage if your horse were to injure someone or cause property damage?
What if your student were hurt in a lesson?
Many private horse owners assume that their homeowner’s insurance will provide liability coverage for their horse.
You risk losing everything if you are confronted with a lawsuit and do not have proper insurance coverage.
The Private Horse Owners Liability policy provides coverage for third party bodily injury and property damage for which you become legally liable for to others resulting from horse ownership.
If you operate an equine business, such as boarding, training or lessons, Commercial Liability insurance is of upmost importance.
Commercial Liability provides third party bodily injury and property damage to others for which you become legally liable for arising from your declared equine activities.
If you board or train horses, you may also want to consider Care, Custody, Control insurance.
This endorsement provides coverage in the event you are legally liable for the death or injury of a non-owned horse in your care, custody, or control.
Insurance can help restore you financially, and for many, is a sound investment.
Blue Bridle Insurance is here to assist with your insurance needs.
Call today to discuss (800-526-1711).
TACK and EQUESTRIAN APPAREL
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Earth Song Ranch uses herbs to make warm feed
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Earth Song Ranch has been improving horse health since 1998, and came up with this blend a decade or more ago to address some of the needs of horses in the winter chill and even in the fall for some where it gets very cold.
We use wild crafted and organic herbs, cut and sifted to be added by the handful as a topper or made into a tea to make warm buckets or just sprinkled on top of a bucket feed.
We blended ginger, ginger, peppermint and licorice root for digestive support, white willow bark and meadow sweet as an anti-inflammatory as well as for the aches that come from winter chill or standing around in stalls, chamomile andyarrow flowers to soothe them, echinacea for immune health along with rose petals and rose buds for added flavor and interest
This blend comes in four oz and eight oz sizes.
Your horse will appreciate the extra support this winter! We will be offering FREE Shipping for a week in December so be sure to sign up for our newsletter to be notified and to also receive FREE Shipping on your first order with us.
Jessica Lynn, the owner and creatrix of Earth Song Ranch, has been a horse ower for ore than 50 years, is an equine nutritionist, a homeopath, animal intuitive and herbalist offering her kits/programs for horses with Ulcers, Cushing’s & Pre-Cushing’s/IR horses, along with our new IR blend for horses and minis; she has treated several thousand EPM horses successfully using a natural approach.
Come visit the website's FAQ pages for most often asked questions on the herbal and natural products we offer, go to our Blog for up to date post on horse health issues, informative articles on Fall and Winter prep for your horse and some of newest in natural treatments or findings.
Delaware Valley University uses horses for experiential learning
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Delaware Valley University has used horses for experiential learning since it’s foundation in 1896.
Today, our equine center has approximately 80 horses with a variety of breeds and backgrounds.
Students can learn how to care for, breed, manage, train and ride as part of DelVal’s equine program.
The program also offers opportunities to compete in hunt seat, dressage, carriage driving, vaulting and westering riding.
Students are drawn to DelVal’s program because the stables are right on campus within walking distance from the dorm rooms.
In the Equine Science Center, the program has riding and driving horses and in the Breeding Center, the program has broodmares, foals and stallions.
Students are in the barn from day one and able to take classes in and work hands-on with the horses in both centers as part of their core curriculum, as electives and as part-time employees.
The equine program is comprised of two majors: a Bachelor of Science in Equine Science and a Bachelor of Science in Equine Management.
Each offers specializations in areas such as equine breeding, equine business management, equine assisted therapies, media and communication and pre-veterinary.
These specializations allow students to explore the area of the equine industry that is most interesting to them and learn about career opportunities available to them upon graduation.
“It’s really important to us that students understand how many job opportunities there are in the equine industry. All of our students in the equine department love horses and they wanted to work with horses when they leave here,” said Dr. Cory Kieschnick, chair of the Equine Science and Management Department.
Thanks to DelVal’s award-winning Experience360 (E360) Program, 100% of students graduate with hands-on experience in their field.
When graduates apply to jobs, they have resumes and portfolios highlighting the work they’ve already done and are able to step right into roles.
In fact, graduates from the equine program consistently have job offers before graduation.
To learn more about DelVal’s equine programs, visit delval.edu/equine.
Tempi Product of the Month
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Unique equestrian treasures created by Eileen for Tempi Design Studio
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Tempi Design Studio was born by Eileen with the desire to create unique equestrian treasures.
Each design series is meant to look different, capturing a certain breed, pose and motion, in a raised relief with very fine detail.
With a background in dentistry, these creations are first carved in wax , drip by drip, carved and added until the design is perfected.
Next, the wax pattern is cast by the Lost Wax method.
This method includes multiple steps, with hours in between, and oven time.
Once cast, the design is sandblasted clean and the finishing process begins.
Eileen refines the rough casting into her next vision with a dremmel type tool using sandpaper discs and diamond burs.
This original casting becomes the "prototype" and is replicated in a mold making process, which can then be injected by hot wax, and cast as a duplicate over and over and over.
This is how all designs are "born".
With 15 years of designs, the number of molds is extensive.
And, no, the molds do not last forever.
They do have a shelf life.
The material eventually breaks down into a soft paste and is unusable.
So, keeping a prototype is a must to preserve the work effort of the design and remaking a mold if desired.
Over the years, ideas for these designs have been chosen by action photos seen in the news of horse and riders.
Additionally business logos can be made dimensional and make a striking buckle, key fob, ornament, or jewelry piece.
Recently, Eileen helped Dressage at Devon celebrate their 50th Anniversary with a design series utilizing their logo.
A buckle design with a belt was even presented to Ingrid Klimke during the event, which she proudly wore for her "Master Class" on Thursday eve.
Tempi is a sole proprietor business and Eileen enjoys meeting her customers at the same shows year after year, sort of "catching up" on their horsey lives.
Additionally, Tempi has an extensive online store where you can browse the many designs, which has extended beyond just horses.
Creating is what keeps Eileen engaged in this intensive work.
Take a look at the "Collections" online , posted video clips or the various magazine pdf coverages of her unique style of work.
Ideal Rockaway for removing rocks from your pastures or arenas
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Rockaway Landscape Rakes were first designed and built all the way back in 2002.
In 2015 Rockaway was acquired by Ideal Manufacturing.
Since 2015, we have been manufacturing and selling Rockaway landscape rakes all over the country to help ranchers, farmers, landscapers, and horse arenas with rock removal and soil conditioning.
In 2024, Ideal Rockaway debuted the optional screening bucket upgrade.
This allowed our customers to screen or filter out some of the dirt material collected while using the Rockaway to remove rocks and unwanted debris from the ground. The screening bucket option made Rockaways excellent for horse arena de-rocking.
We understand that you want to maintain the footing in your arena, but you also need to remove the rocks.
Rockaways reliably collect stones as small as ½” and as large as 8”. You can use a Rockaway to get all the dangerous rocks out of your arenas while leaving behind the footing you want to keep.
Rockaways are an affordable and reliable de-rocking attachment for skid steers and most tractors with front loader arms.
If you need a rock removal solution for your horse arena(s), then consider investing in a Rockaway landscape rake. We do not currently offer a 3-point tractor option.
Rockaways are available in three different widths: 84” wide, 74” wide, and 44” wide.
You want to choose a Rockaway that is wide enough to cover your skid steer or tractor tires while operating.
Contact us today for pricing and availability or visit us online to learn more.
Fear No More: NY Hay Sales Is Here to Deliver High Quality Hay to you
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EARLVILLE, N.Y.--Owned and operated by the Potrzeba Family of Ed Jr, Charlie, Heather and Eddie III, NY Hay sales is nestled on over 1,800 acres in the rolling hills of Earlville, N.Y., we call home.
Our location is in close proximity to NY 90, NY 81, NY 12, NY 8 and NY 20, affording reasonable trucking and delivery.
Our hay fields are tested and managed yearly to produce the finest hay crop.
We use state of the art New Holland equipment and have a two large storage buildings to keep your hay dry and fresh!
Something about the smell of fresh hay drying on the fields, long days and lots of hard work and sweat is what we love about making hay!
Ed Jr. along with his two boys Eddie III and Charlie and our close friends harvest over 1,800 acres of hay yearly.
Stop by during hay season and see us in action!
For anyone interested in finding out more about NY Hay Sales and to place an order, you can reach Ed at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or contact him at # 315-794-3909 or visit his farm at 1 Morse Rd Earlville, NY13332.
Belmondo – Highest Quality Rubber on the Market
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HAPPY HORSE = HAPPY RIDER,
There are a few things a horse needs to be happy and perform well.
Food, Water, Love, and COMFORT.
A truly comfortable horse will perform at its best and one of the best ways to ensure comfort is a high quality rubber mattress in the stalls, slip resistant rubber in the walkways and washbays and stable footing on all incline areas in the barn.
By providing the best for your horse, your horse will perform at its best for you.
High quality rubber is not easy to create which is why the team at Kraiburg Belmondo in Germany, has spent years perfecting the art of making some of the highest quality rubber mats on the market.
They have mats for every application in the horse world.
From Stall mattresses, to Walkways, Washbays, Horse Walkers, Trailer Ramps, Slopes, Recovery Pens, and muddy areas, Belmondo has it covered.
One of our most common Belmondo Products is the Belmondo Trend mat.
It is designed to use as a stall mattress.
It is 1” thick with a grid on the bottom side of the mat to provide an air cushion which results in ultimate softness and stability.
Trend has a virgin rubber top which makes it slip resistant and very comfortable.
Every stall mat Belmondo makes has four interlocking sides and are heavy enough that they LAY FLAT AND STAY FLAT.
By using stall mats your bedding costs are reduced and your horses more comfortable.
The Kraiburg/Belmondo factory puts their focus and resources into producing the highest quality rubber on the market.
Kraiburg has been manufacturing rubber flooring for more than 50 years.
By using only true rubber and plant-based oils, Kraiburg is able to produce the highest quality rubber with a proven track record for longevity.
They do continuous testing with the DLG’s PAH test to maintain environmentally safe rubber.
Kraiburg’s rule for rubber: No textile fabric, chalk, or other inferior fillers.
Here at Weaverline, we distribute Belmondo to barns in the northeast.
We have multiple styles of Belmondo mats available and can be contacted for more information.
Our office numberis 877-464-1025, email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or check out our website, www.weaverlinebelmondo.com.
CleanSand has specialized beach cleaning equipment
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CleanSands, Inc. was started with the consideration to connect specialized and unique beach cleaning equipment, beach cleaning machines and beach sand sifting tools that are compact, environmentally Eco friendly, light weight and easily maneuvered to beach resorts facilities,beach owners, beach managers and beach cleaning contractors of any sand area.
CleanSands, Inc. is the authorized US distributors for the equipment on our site.
This equipment has been tested by us in real world applications allowing us to offer them to you with your results in mind.
From the testing, we have selected unique beach cleaners with long life and years of service.
They use sifting screens with intensive sifting action of the screens to remove the unwanted sand debris.
They also have fewer vibrations for the operator.
These machines have the ability to remove fine debris from sand areas and are excellent for the final beach cleaning process.
Because they were designed with weight and size matter for the sensitive beach environment, they are unlike other machines on the market today.
From our Barracuda walk behind with its rubber track drive to our Tractor Attached (not towed behind) models; the equipment produces less disruption and compaction to the beach sand environment, compared to other heavy tractor pulled behind models.
Additionally, understanding the needs of the beach going public, we have an exclusive beach safe and an innovative sand cleaning tool that helps beach users enjoy their time on the beach and have a safe and clean experience on any sand area
Contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or give us a call at (631) 223-3830
Learn about foxhunting with Radnor Master Collin McNeill
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MALVERN, Pa--Have you always been curious about foxhunting? Have you often wondered about trying it out? Well, now is your chance. Come, be part of Foxhunting 101! Radnor Hunt is once again holding two Saturday sessions on Sept. 19 and Oct. 3, 2026. Learn the basics from longtime Radnor Master Collin McNeill.
Get the chance to go out with the hunt and watch Radnor’s veteran Huntsman James Dean as he works his magic with the hounds. YOU WILL "hunt", but at a steady walk or trot in the Radnor country while gaining insight into this age-old sport.
Collin will explain all the terminology, the strategies employed to find Mr. Fox. He will detail what the jobs of the Hunt Staff entail and explain the nuances of a hunting day. There will be tailgates after hunting on both sessions - Sept. 19 and Oct. 3, 2026. The second day will also feature a tour of the Radnor Kennels. Call Alex Warzecha, the Hunt Secretary, with questions at 610-420-6148. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Price: $60.
Supporting Soundness from the Inside Out: A Vet's Take on Botanical Wellness from Glacier Peak Holistics
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In the world of equine sports medicine, the pursuit of safe, effective, and natural supportive therapies is an ongoing conversation. Increasingly, veterinarians are turning to evidence-informed botanical blends to complement traditional treatment protocols, and the results are worth noting.
One such practitioner is Dr. Cierra Dedeker, DVM, of Peak Performance Equine – Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation.
Known for her work with performance horses, seniors, and injury recovery cases, Dr. Dedeker has been incorporating Glacier Peak Holistics' Inflapotion into her wellness toolkit with notable success.
"As an equine sports medicine veterinarian, I am always looking for natural, evidence-informed ways to support healing and optimize performance in my patients," says Dr. Dedeker.
She describes Inflapotion as a gentle yet powerful adjunct that supports healthy inflammatory responses and encourages lymphatic drainage.
"I appreciate that its thoughtfully selected botanical ingredients work synergistically to help the body clear metabolic waste, support immune function, and encourage balanced inflammatory responses," she adds.
Dr. Dedeker notes that whether she’s caring for performance horses, senior patients, or those recovering from injury, she values holistic tools like Inflapotion that complement traditional veterinary medicine.
"Glacier Peak Holistics' Inflapotion has become one of my favorite adjunctive wellness products because it provides a gentle yet effective approach to reducing inflammation, supporting healthy lymphatic flow, and promoting overall vitality," she explains. "It helps my patients achieve improved comfort, mobility, and whole-body health."
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Arena Works
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Arena Works' "Evermoist EQ" binds microscopic moisture for footing material
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At the core of Arena Works’ Evermoist EQ is an advanced eco-stabilizing compound that binds microscopic moisture particles to the footing material.
This creates a self-regulating environment that resists evaporation while allowing natural airflow.
The result: a hydrated, low-dust surface that maintains its ideal texture even in dry climates or indoor environments.
Unlike traditional watering systems, Evermoist EQ doesn’t just manage moisture, it integrates with it.
Riders notice the difference immediately, a footing that’s cool, quiet, and remarkably consistent.
Each stride feels cushioned yet connected, delivering a secure sense of traction without heaviness or drag.
Horses breathe easier.
The arena stays cleaner.
The performance remains unwavering.
It feels like perfect footing, every day.
Arena Works’ Evermoist EQ is adaptable and effective across a variety of environments, delivering consistency no matter where you ride.
Perfect For: Indoor arenas and covered facilities Outdoor arenas in arid or high-heat climates Training centers seeking low-maintenance solutions Riders focused on equine respiratory and joint health
Why Riders Choose Arena Works’ Evermoist EQ: Consistent Performance — Maintains ideal moisture levels, delivering the same feel every ride. Healthier Environment — Virtually eliminates dust, supporting respiratory wellness for horse and rider. Time & Resource Efficiency — Reduces or removes the need for daily watering and grooming. Extended Footing Life — Protects and stabilizes footing materials, reducing breakdown over time.
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