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Barrel racing started in 1928 in Stamford Texas. It originally had only two barrels and horses and their riders would run a figure eight around them. It wasn’t until 1935...
Barrel racing started in 1928 in Stamford Texas. It originally had only two barrels and horses and their riders would run a figure eight around them. It wasn’t until 1935...
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A few months ago we transported two of our much-loved horses, Don and Echo, from Australia to the UK. It was a huge journey for them – a ten-hour truck...
A few months ago we transported two of our much-loved horses, Don and Echo, from Australia to the UK. It was a huge journey for them – a ten-hour truck...
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I’m always exploring products that can help my horse perform better. For Athena, this means reducing stress, helping her focus more and soothe her tight and sore muscles from a...
I’m always exploring products that can help my horse perform better. For Athena, this means reducing stress, helping her focus more and soothe her tight and sore muscles from a...
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Fenwick Equestrian co-founder Wilhelmina McEwan joined the popular equestrian podcast The Plaidcast to talk about the story and the inspiration behind the LT Mask.Learn more about Far Infrared (FIR) Therapy, the range of Fenwick LT products for...
Fenwick Equestrian co-founder Wilhelmina McEwan joined the popular equestrian podcast The Plaidcast to talk about the story and the inspiration behind the LT Mask.Learn more about Far Infrared (FIR) Therapy, the range of Fenwick LT products for...
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Wilhelmina and Fred McEwan. Photo Courtesy Fenwick Equestrian Together, brother-and-sister duo Wilhelmina and Fred McEwan have traversed most areas of the equestrian industry. An accomplished show jumper, Wilhelmina was...
Wilhelmina and Fred McEwan. Photo Courtesy Fenwick Equestrian Together, brother-and-sister duo Wilhelmina and Fred McEwan have traversed most areas of the equestrian industry. An accomplished show jumper, Wilhelmina was...
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