Announcing the EasyCare Gives Back to AERC Campaign

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EasyCare Inc. and AERC, the American Endurance Ride Conference, have launched a one-of-a-kind sponsorship program that will add vital new revenue to offset the current erosion in membership and ride start fees. Riders registered in this...

Face Your Fear

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The view at mile #32. We went on to ride all the way to the snow-capped mountains on the horizon. And back again.There are countless things in life that we come face to face...

We Couldn’t Have Done it Without Easycare

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Submitted by Karen Bumgarner, Team Easyboot 2014 MemberMy red headed beast, Z Summer Thunder, cruised through the Old Selam 50 to finish up his AERC 4000 miles. While Thunder hasn't worn Easyboot Gloves the...

Horse Hoof Boots Through the Years

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Submitted by Karen Bumgarner, Team Easyboot 2012 MemberGo back through the endurance time tunnel, way back, to 1977: my first year of endurance riding. I was fresh off the racetrack, Thoroughbreds and ponyhorses. And...

Tevis 2016: Elite Gluing and Crewing

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There are many different ways we can experience a world class equestrian event: as a spectator, as a volunteer, as a competitor, and even for some, as a judge. I've been honored to experience...

Tevis 2015: The Finest Gluing Team of Professionals is Available to All Competitors

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Celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, the Western States Trail Ride promises to be a landmark event befitting Diamond Anniversary status. EasyCare has a long and successful history at the worlds most challenging 100-mile...

Gluing Boots at Tevis for a 99.3% Boot Success Rate

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Heather Reynolds presenting Riverwatch for Haggin Cup, which he won.The successes at Tevis 2011 were numerous: I summarized some of them in my blog on October 18, 2011. Arguably one of the most significant...

The Elite Team

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Tevis is arguably the most prestigious and toughest endurance race in the world. Even people who have never heard of the sport endurance riding have heard of the Tevis. The ride is being followed...

4 Lessons Learned From the 2012 Big Horn 100

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The halfway point between vet check 1 and vet check 2 at Big Horn.There are four lessons to remember when embarking on the transition to a barefoot/booted protocol for your horse. As I rode...

A Postcard from Washoe Valley, Nevada

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By Tami RougeauTwo days, two horses, eight Gloves and 150 miles.  What a great weekend!  Of course there had to be "issues" to contend with and they all started several weeks earlier.  Nothing really...