Have you ever been stuck with broken boot laces, wondering how to properly lace your field boots again?  Maryland Saddlery has an easy video tutorial to show you how.  Give us a watch here: 

Come see us at the Southern Maryland Horse Summit this Sunday March 8, 2020!   Hope Birsh and Kerry Foster are featured speakers at the seminar being held at the Double Tree by Hilton in Annapolis . 

Join Hope for her Elevation Track presentation "How to Choose the Right Bit for Your Horse"

Join Kerry for her Foundation Track presentation "Why and How Saddles Fit You and Your Horse".  Make sure to check out our Pop-up shop, booth and free swag!  Ticket link at http://bit.ly/2HkBjuq.  See you there!

We are having our Annual Maryland Saddlery Spin Sale!

• All weekend long in each location!

• We're giving away over $500

• Spin the Wheel for Cash and Discounts Storewide!

• Enter to Win Fun Prizes!

• Saturday November 16th and Sunday November 17th.

• Can't make the Spin Sale, Spin online!

Get all the details on our Facebook page:  https://www.facebook.com/events/534392464024446/?active_tab=about

HAVE YOU OPENED YOUR HORSES MOUTH LATELY? When customers come into the Maryland Saddlery, much discussion revolves around equipment and bit choices that we are making for their horse’s level of training. I always begin the bitting discussion by asking about the health of their horse's mouth. To many owners, a horse’s mouth is a mysterious place. Many owners never open their horse’s mouth other than to put on a bridle.

I get questions sometimes on how and who best to ship a saddle with so here goes: a large box with bubble wrap or newspaper to act as a cushion. Well labeled, lots of tape to secure.

HOW TO ACHIEVE YOUR RIDING AND TRAINING GOALS 

Here at Maryland Saddlery we spend lots of time talking to our customers about their horses. Much of the discussion revolves around the equipment and bit choices they are making for their level of training. Many of us use whatever bit is in the barn or whatever bit the horse we purchased came with. I have come to realize that most people choose a bit based on convenience rather than what the horse really needs. 

I think I speak for many equestrians when I say that I invest in good quality equipment and tack for the comfort of my horses and myself. When we make any investment, we want to protect it as well as we can to make it last for as long as it should. Horses can be notoriously destructive with even the most well-made products, so knowing your favorite brands' warranty and replacement policies can save you hundreds.