Joanna @ Red Scarf Equestrian's Page

Hello Everyone,

Red Scarf Equestrian has a sister company called Red Scarf Promotions. We service clients with all kinds of great promotional products such as jackets, polar fleece pullovers, sweatshirts, blankets, awards, carabiner keytags, LED mini flashlights, stainless steel water bottles, tech products, t shirts and a multitude of other products for your team, client appreciation, banquets, rider's loot bags and other opportunities you may need these products to promote your brand.… Continue

Hello Everyone,

I wanted to ask a question and that is: Do you shop online for your equestrian products? If you shop online I would like to know why and if you don't what would encourage you to shop online?

As Red Scarf Equestrian does not have a conventional retail outlet, (we have a studio/showroom which anyone can visit) we have to constantly travel from show to show and the expense of doing business this way is becoming outrageously expensive.

For us, it's about making it… Continue

Now that is an interesting question. The rules are very clear that should a rider at a competition have a question for the judge, they must first ask permission to do so through the steward or technical delegate. An excellent tactic, in that it usually means there will be some emotional involvement and the presence of a third party may allow for some coolness of thought. However, in my experience, riders do not ask judges anything. I believe it is the general perception that to talk to a judge… Continue

TRAVEL TIPS 'N TRICKS:



Plan ahead! (Preparation is less stressful and you’ll be happy you did)

Cool eye packs and neck pillows is a must when traveling. They provide relief and relaxation especially when you return from a dusty horse park.

Consider the climate (always pack a small telescopic umbrella)

Remember Important documents and necessities (this should be done at least 2 months prior)

Reserve anything important in advance (don’t assume… Continue

Hello Everyone,

I have made my move to the country from the city and I must say the change has been long overdue. I sit at my desk every morning and look outside massive floor to ceiling windows to a view the city simply cannot offer. Billy's horses are in the paddock directly in my field of view looking very happy and healthy. Blue, the alpha thoroughbred takes a stab at Indy once and awhile...it's pretty funny to watch the two of them in their conversations.The scenery is absolutely… Continue