HorseScents Lavender: From Seed to ScentSac
Did you know? HorseScents lavender is homegrown at our Stoneleigh Farm headquarters. Organic and prepared with love just for you! #1 Growing and Harvesting…
Talking HorseScents with Pony Finals Rider Lesly
Joanna, one of the lovely ladies behind HorseScents, sat down with Lesly to talk about her partner Whimsy and their Pony Finals debut. Turn on…
HorseScents Summer Travel Guide
For those who can’t bear to skip a day of riding, these destinations feature lavender AND horses. But the best news? You don’t have to…
AQHA World Championships-Bound “GSF Worth the Wait”
The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) sponsors numerous hunter-jumper, dressage, reigning, and mounted shooting shows across the country each year. English and Western riders come…
Lavender Shortbread x HorseScents
We love and live lavender. So what better way to celebrate this calming herb than with delicious lavender shortbread? Use a Scent Strap on your…
“Whimsy” and Lesly Set Their Sights on Pony Finals
USEF Pony Finals began as an international competition between young British and American riders in 1959. The National Horse Show in New York City hosted…
Kentucky Derby Special: Mint Julep Mocktail
Mint is another stress-relieving herb with powerful soothing properties. Try our signature mint julep mocktail as you cheer on the Kentucky Derby contenders! INGREDIENTS 5-6…
Jack of Most Trades, “Miss Simbarella”
Hall of Fame Show Jumper Rodney Jenkins once described legendary chestnut hunter stallion “Simbalu” as having near-perfect form. The beloved racehorse-turned-show horse enjoyed a long…
Premium Oldenburg “Amelia”
Dozens of shows up and down the East coast cater to adult amateurs who succeed in the ring while pursuing careers or family life. Horses…
“Rebel” the Rescue
Thoroughbreds may be bred for speed, but increasing numbers of equestrians have recognized their potential beyond the racetrack. Initiatives like the Thoroughbred Makeover and organizations…
Relaxing “Romulus”
Ten-year-old Danish Warmblood “Romulus” has been enjoying warm weather and stiff competition in Wellington, Florida as he prepares for the spring season. Although Romulus was…
Olympic-Sized [Horse]Shoes to Fill for “Deja Balou”
Although most horses begin training under saddle at three or four years old and start competing a few years later, some foals make their first…
HorseScents Lavender: From Seed to ScentSac
Did you know? HorseScents lavender is homegrown at our Stoneleigh Farm headquarters. Organic and prepared with love just for you! #1 Growing and Harvesting…
Talking HorseScents with Pony Finals Rider Lesly
Joanna, one of the lovely ladies behind HorseScents, sat down with Lesly to talk about her partner Whimsy and their Pony Finals debut. Turn on…
HorseScents Summer Travel Guide
For those who can’t bear to skip a day of riding, these destinations feature lavender AND horses. But the best news? You don’t have to…
AQHA World Championships-Bound “GSF Worth the Wait”
The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) sponsors numerous hunter-jumper, dressage, reigning, and mounted shooting shows across the country each year. English and Western riders come…
Lavender Shortbread x HorseScents
We love and live lavender. So what better way to celebrate this calming herb than with delicious lavender shortbread? Use a Scent Strap on your…
“Whimsy” and Lesly Set Their Sights on Pony Finals
USEF Pony Finals began as an international competition between young British and American riders in 1959. The National Horse Show in New York City hosted…
Kentucky Derby Special: Mint Julep Mocktail
Mint is another stress-relieving herb with powerful soothing properties. Try our signature mint julep mocktail as you cheer on the Kentucky Derby contenders! INGREDIENTS 5-6…
Jack of Most Trades, “Miss Simbarella”
Hall of Fame Show Jumper Rodney Jenkins once described legendary chestnut hunter stallion “Simbalu” as having near-perfect form. The beloved racehorse-turned-show horse enjoyed a long…
Premium Oldenburg “Amelia”
Dozens of shows up and down the East coast cater to adult amateurs who succeed in the ring while pursuing careers or family life. Horses…
“Rebel” the Rescue
Thoroughbreds may be bred for speed, but increasing numbers of equestrians have recognized their potential beyond the racetrack. Initiatives like the Thoroughbred Makeover and organizations…
Relaxing “Romulus”
Ten-year-old Danish Warmblood “Romulus” has been enjoying warm weather and stiff competition in Wellington, Florida as he prepares for the spring season. Although Romulus was…
Olympic-Sized [Horse]Shoes to Fill for “Deja Balou”
Although most horses begin training under saddle at three or four years old and start competing a few years later, some foals make their first…
