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Welcome to the Envisioned Equestrian Blog—a space dedicated to celebrating the incredible bond between humans and horses. Here, we explore the many facets of equestrian life, from heartfelt gratitude for our four-legged partners to practical advice and inspiration for riders of all disciplines.

Our blog is your go-to source for luxury equestrian tack trends, offering insights into the latest in tack design and style. Whether you’re looking for elegant handmade browbands, stunning bridles, or crystal-studded halters, we’ve got you covered with expert tips on pairing and caring for your gear to keep it in pristine condition.

But it’s not all about luxury equestrian tack. We dive deep into the joys and lessons horses bring to our lives, sharing stories that inspire connection and gratitude. From understanding horse care essentials to finding inspiration in their timeless wisdom, this is a space where horse lovers can feel right at home.

Join us as we celebrate the beauty, grace, and partnership of the equestrian world. Whether you’re a seasoned rider, a passionate enthusiast, or someone dreaming of their first horse, our blog is here to spark joy and enrich your journey.

Apologies to my fellow women-owned brand

Apologies to my fellow women-owned brand

A few days ago, I posted a blog about quality and price versus one of my competitors. It was in poor taste, and while I had a feeling about it before posting it, the advice of the person I asked was to “Go for it.” And so I did. It wasn’t in alignment, and I should...

The Poll-Relief Bridle Debate

The Poll-Relief Bridle Debate

I dreamt about it. I fantasized about how great this was going to be, and yet something nagged at me. I could not tell what this feeling was, but there in my gut it resided, and I knew something was wrong.

The same friend who needed the crown piece shared with me that the USEF had outlawed these poll-relief crowns for showing. I was perplexed. The design, in my mind, was absolute poetry. How could something that made the horse more comfortable, something more anatomical, be bad? 

Devotion in the New Year

Devotion in the New Year

Dilgo Khyentse once wrote, “The stronger our devotion, the greater the blessing. But to have no devotion is like hiding oneself in a house with all the doors and shutters closed. The sunlight will never get in.”   The Difference between Devotion and Resolution In...

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