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Supporting those who support their equestrians 
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Two horse show dads who need dressage tests explained
These guys don't need horse training tips. They just need directions to the ring
The equestrian apparel adiction starts very young


​Welcome to the herd (that you never intended on joining) 

​You came for the girl. You stayed for the hay splinters, emotional rollercoasters, and an inexplicable knowledge of hoof oil.


We see you, barn boyfriends, horse husbands, and feed room fathers... 

​This is your space. No judgment here—just commiseration, dry humor, and maybe a how-to guide on finding the forgotten bridle number under pressure,

The officially unofficial support group. 

We may not have signed up for horse hair in the truck, but here we are. Armed with duct tape, dad jokes, and a deep fear of feed store receipts.
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English vs Western? What kind of saddle fits a horse husband
Add 'don't forget to hold the camera sideways' to the horse show checklist
No horse training tips needed. Just how to make a crying kid smile.

About
The Equestrymen Story 

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“These guys need a support group.” 

I had just started dating my now wife, and we had moved beyond the honeymoon stage. 
See, in those early days, I had enjoyed the benefits of a fresh, new relationship. I got to shows and was given a comfy folding chair, asked what kind of beer I’d prefer, and sauntered to the ring just in time to watch her jump around some colored poles - blissfully unaware of just how much money she had dropped for that 86 seconds of glory. 

Then I began to be put to work. I became the runner, the videographer, the holder-of-all-the-things. 
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And I began to spot them. My fellow brethren. They were also loaded down with various items that they surely weren’t aware of the purpose.  They were also pulling out their credit cards as their daughter or wife or girlfriend hurried away with a prized piece of leather. They also were hot, sweaty, and a little exhausted from climbing up and down the mountains of emotions that come with those few minutes in the arena. 

I wasn’t alone. 

And neither are you. 
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