Arrih Farms

02/13/2026

Murieta Equestrian Center stands with the UC Davis Equestrian and the entire Aggie equestrian community. This is bigger than one team. This is about protecting the future of our sport.
https://www.change.org/p/reinstate-the-uc-davis-d1-ncea-equestrian-team

12/06/2025

09/22/2025

🚨 ALERT - MAJOR CALL TO ACTION
Calling all San Diego County horse folk and all livestock owners!!
The San Diego/ Del Mar fairgrounds is updating their long-range plans,
“ the New Master Site plan 2050”
The fairgrounds have been large incident livestock evacuation center since its inception.
We need to insure this property is not lost for evacuations for our county.
THIS IS IMMINENT.
There are 6 meetings for public input throughout the county, starting October 1st through November 18th.
They are asking for public input!
PLEASE ATTEND ONE OR MORE of these 6 meetings.

09/17/2025

I see many riders who think they are being good horsewomen because they "love their horse." They pat him, tell him constantly "What a good boy!" he is, feed him treats, buy him all kinds of supplements, blankets, boots, and gear.

The way to be a really good horsewoman? Ride him systematically, 5-6 days a week, calmly, quietly, and turn him into a fit, sound, prepared athlete who is well prepared to handle the work he`s asked to perform.

Don`t just tell him you love him. Make him strong enough to deal with being ridden so that the things you ask him to do are not causing him stress and discomfort.

07/13/2025

If you haul horses, you need to understand what kind of fire extinguishers to carry, where to keep them, and when (and when NOT) to use them. Your trailer has flammable liquids, electrical systems, rubber tires, hay, and possibly propane—just waiting for the right combination to turn into a full-blown fire.

Key takeaways:
• Carry an ABC extinguisher (dry chemical) in your truck for engine, brake, electrical, and fuel fires.
• Carry a water-based extinguisher in your horse compartment. Never spray horses with dry chemical!
• Living quarters trailers? Have extinguishers near the kitchen AND propane tanks. Know where your generator fuel is stored.
• Kitchen fires? Use a fire blanket first, then ABC. Don’t use water on grease or electrical fires.
• Hay fires? Use water only—dry chemical contaminates feed.
• Brake fires and tire fires can burn under your horses—time is everything.

If a fire ever breaks out, your decisions in the first 30 seconds could mean the difference between a bad day… and a tragic one.

Stay safe and be prepared.

Fire Extinguishers here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D4M84NJY/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_HWNCW3B1MV0BKK03EXGQ?linkCode=ml1&tag=horseglamping-20

05/27/2025