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A blog on all things horses - a perspective from professionals, the business side, and homesteading.

Welcome to the Fairway blog

Hi, I'm Paige, half of the duo behind Fairway Stables™

This website is the one I've been searching for, for years; a compilation of knowledge on all things horsemanship, including practical advice on how to start an equestrian business.

No matter your experience level with horses or homesteading, I hope this is a place you can get lost in, and learn something along the way - we welcome everyone from vets, to lifelong ranchers, trainer, to nonprofits contributing.


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Naming a horse farm, for me at least, was one of the trickiest steps in starting up a homesteading-related business! If you’re struggling with how to name your horse farm and wondering how the most elite horse farms in the world find names with lasting prestige, this article is for you!  How do prestigious horse […]

3 Tips On How To Name Your Horse Farm (Legally)

November 20, 2021
how to legally name a horse farm

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Over the past decade, the U.S. has seen population growth in rural areas across the nation. People are moving closer and closer to properties with horses and other farm animals. This trend will probably continue to grow for the foreseeable future.  As a result, the horse industry is seriously affected by these zoning conflicts. City-dwellers […]

How Zoning Laws Can Affect Your Farm

November 20, 2021

zoning laws for farms
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A safety guide for bringing human and horse friends together. When you get a horse, you can cross your t’s and dot your i’s, feeling confident that you’ve done everything right. But, there are many questions that equestrians don’t know to ask until they find themselves in the position. For example, should you let your […]

Can I Let My Friend Ride My Horse?

November 20, 2021
can i let my friend ride my horse

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So many opportunities come from owning a homestead- land and maybe a few animals. Here, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about homesteading.

The Complete Legal Guide to Homesteading

August 14, 2021

Complete Legal Guide To Homesteading
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Learn how to legally protect your homestead business so you can make money homesteading. Be sure to grab my free checklist!

How to (Legally) Make Money Homesteading

August 14, 2021
How To Legally Make Money Homesteading

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As an equine attorney who has been riding horses for 30 years, I know all too well that horses can provide an indescribable amount of joy. At the same time, they’re large animals, and accidents can happen. Just last month, my beloved horse I’ve had for 20+ years stepped just a little too far to the left, and broke my foot.

Horse Liability: An Owner’s Complete Guide

August 14, 2021

Complete Legal Guide To Horse Liability
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Maybe you have some land, some farm animals, or both, but it’s important to work out what you need to do to keep your homestead legally compliant before you start adding to it.

How To Start Homesteading (Legally)

August 3, 2021
How To Start Homesteading Legally

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