A Guide to the Southern Equestrian Lifestyle
Welcome to the webpage of the Carolinas Equestrian magazine, your guide to the Southern Equestrian Lifestyle. The Carolinas Equestrian is a quarterly magazine devoted to horses, horse people and the equestrian life in North and South Carolina. Find The Carolinas Equestrian at a tack store or competition near you, or contact us to subscribe. We would love to hear from you!
Our Fall 2026 edition features the National Horse Show at Tryon International, Working Equitation, the Art of Nancy Pellatt, and so much more. Read online, subscribe or find an issue at a tack shop neat you.
Our Summer 2026 edition features the Tryon Charity Horse Show which celebrated its 100th anniversary
Our Spring 2026 edition features vaulting in the Carolinas, riding in college, the importance of
Our Winter 2026 edition features the hunter champion Chivalrous, the amazing equine eye, what to
Every year, thousands of people visit the National Steeplechase Museum in Camden, South Carolina on
Emerson Madonia is a reining champion living in North Carolina.
The old adage is you aren’t a “real rider” until you’ve fallen off your horse. It is estimated that around 20 percent of equestrians will experience some type of injury each year: that makes a lot of “real riders!” If you and your horse do part company, it is important to know which injuries are probably minor, and which ones are to be taken more seriously. How do you know if you are okay, or if you need medical attention?
Your horses spend a lot of time in their stalls. Here are some tips to keep your equine companions comfortable, happy and safe. There are many things to consider when selecting stalls for your horse barn, including animal comfort and safety, functionality and style. Three of the most important factors are stall door styles, the design of the stalls, and what types of waterers and feeders you decide to use.
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