Reaching Strides Equestrian Centre

11/09/2026

Skip and thunder take the winning of dirtiest dirt balls this morning

11/09/2026

Spongey living his best life.

11/06/2026

🎄✨ THE DEALS ARE OUT! ✨🎄

Moonlight Madness at Holna is bringing some BIG savings just in time to get your Christmas shopping started! 🛍️

Here’s what you’ll find during the two-day event:

15% OFF STOREWIDE
20% OFF Horse Blankets (in stock only)
20% OFF De-Icers
$10 OFF Loyall & Pro Plan Dog Food
$1 OFF Feed, Shavings & Straw
BOGO 50% OFF Breyer — buy one, get the second 50% off!

And of course, we’ll have hot chocolate, coffee & cookies waiting for you! ☕🍪

📸 PET PHOTO SHOOT UPDATE!
We’re getting everything ready for our Christmas pet photo shoot on Saturday, November 28th from 9–11 AM!

Registration will be released SOON, so keep an eye on our page. Pre-registration will be required and spots will be limited! 🎄🐾

Start making your Christmas shopping list — you won’t want to miss these deals! ❤️

11/05/2026

Trucker oli… what a good sport😂

11/05/2026

This is what keeps us young. What a true inspiration.

At 88 years old, Myrna Folsom is still jumping 2'3", studying medal courses and videos of her rounds, and talking about getting a faster jumper.

And after finishing second at the Colorado Hunter Jumper Association Medal Finals this year, she has another goal: to come back and win it before she turns 90.

“It keeps your attitude young,” Folsom said. “My horse and my barn friends keep my attitude young and saying, ‘Yeah, I can do that, too.’ ”

Read the story—link in comments.

📸 Vince LeMaster

11/05/2026

Two fascinating reads. Take a moment Expand your mind and knowledge today.

11/05/2026

Great clinic in a great spot with a great clinician.

Mona Lewis Clinic is just around the corner! Contact Fulton Performance Horses to book your spot at:

[email protected]
Or call us at 780-512-7195

11/05/2026

An excellent read

Colic Season is officially here! 🐴❄️

As the temperatures drop, the risk of winter impaction colic goes up. When the water gets freezing cold, horses drastically reduce how much they drink. Combining dry winter hay with low water intake is a dangerous recipe for intestinal blockages.

Here are a few quick, actionable things you can do to keep your horse hydrated and protect their gut health this season:

🧂 Add loose white salt to their feed. Top-dress 1 tablespoon a day for large horses and 1/2 tablespoon for smaller horses/ponies directly into their daily meals. This triggers their thirst mechanism and forces them to drink.

🧼 Keep a white salt block out as a backup. Let them top up as needed, but don't rely entirely on blocks. Many horses won't lick a freezing cold block enough to meet their actual sodium needs.

🍲 Soak their feed. Adding warm water to their grain, pellets, or beet pulp is an incredibly easy way to sneak extra fluid directly into their digestive tract.

🔥 Heat your water sources. Ice-cold water is unappealing to horses. Keep tank heaters running and heated buckets plugged in so the water stays inviting to drink.

🏃‍♂️ Keep them moving. Stall confinement slows down gut motility. The more movement, the better! Maximize turnout time, and if you are riding, just make sure to warm up and cool down appropriately for the weather.

🧪 Use electrolytes wisely. Offering electrolytes once a week can help encourage drinking, but ALWAYS ensure they have access to a separate source of clean, plain, fresh water.

🌨️ Snow is NOT water! Horses cannot physically consume enough snow to meet their daily hydration needs (which is about 6 to 10 gallons a day). Eating snow also drops their core body temperature.

Let's keep those guts moving and water buckets clean and heated this winter!

Share this with your barn friends to help keep everyone's horses safe. 👇

11/05/2026

For sale, our rookie riders barrel, including all of its contents. Western saddle not included lol asking $$1000or best offer. Located in Port Hood.