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Tack Talk Roundup · Updated 2026-09-11

Tack Talk roundup — 2026-09-11

Curated roundup — takeaways in our own words; full articles at the credited publishers.

Our daily scan of what the equestrian web is publishing about tack, fit, and horse care — short takeaways here, full credit and full reads at the original publishers.

Autumn Is Coming: How to Help Your Horse Through the Seasonal Change (Animalife)

Transitioning a horse into autumn successfully requires introducing dietary, stabling, and routine changes gradually over several weeks rather than all at once. Caretakers must also monitor weight closely as late-season grass can be deceptively calorie-dense, and establish a daily routine to check legs and hooves for mud-related issues. This article helps horse owners preparing their equine companions for the physical and environmental transitions of the autumn season.

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Horse Blanket Weight Guide for Every Season (HorseworldEU)

Selecting the ideal horse blanket weight should depend on the individual animal's coat, age, and environment, rather than purely following temperature charts. It is best to maintain a small rotation of blankets and physically check the horse's warmth by hand to adjust for factors like wind, humidity, and shelter. This guide helps equestrian caretakers who need to choose the appropriate blanket weights to keep their horses comfortable as seasonal temperatures drop.

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