Every Horse Leaves a Legacy – Celebrating the Lifelong Bond Between Phoenix East Valley Owners and Their Horses
Every horse has a story, and every horse leaves a legacy.
Desert Living With Horses – Lessons Every Phoenix East Valley Horse Owner Learns
Owning horses in the Phoenix East Valley is unlike owning horses anywhere else in the country.
Preparing Phoenix East Valley Horses for a Healthy Fall – What to Start Doing in August
While August is still one of the hottest months of the year across the Phoenix East Valley, it's also the perfect time for horse owners to begin preparing for the cooler temperatures and increased riding opportunities that fall brings.
What Makes the East Valley Such a Special Place for Horse Owners?
The Phoenix East Valley has long been one of Arizona's most horse-friendly regions.
Keeping Horses Comfortable During the Hottest Month of the Year in the East Valley
July is often the hottest month of the year across the Phoenix East Valley, with temperatures regularly exceeding 110 degrees in communities such as Mesa, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and San Tan Valley.
Monsoon Season and Horse Safety in the Phoenix East Valley
July marks the arrival of Arizona's monsoon season, bringing welcome rain but also unique challenges for horse owners throughout the Phoenix East Valley, including Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and San Tan Valley.
How Summer Heat Impacts Aging Horses in the East Phoenix Valley
Summer in the Phoenix East Valley can be especially difficult for aging horses.
Shade, Water, and Airflow — Creating a Safer Summer Environment for East Valley Horses
June heat in the Phoenix East Valley can be relentless.
Surviving Triple-Digit Temperatures — Summer Horse Safety in the Phoenix East Valley
June marks the beginning of extreme heat season across the Phoenix East Valley.
Recognizing When Heat Becomes Too Much for Aging Horses in the East Valley
May is a turning point for horse owners in the Phoenix East Valley. As temperatures begin climbing in Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and San Tan Valley, aging horses can start to struggle with the early stages of heat stress.