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From the feed

These moments were shared with us by the Ridgefield community โ€” riders, barns, and horse people who tag @ridgefieldtreatco. Our own photos and Reels live over on our Instagram page.

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Golden hour hand-feeds. The ritual never gets old.

Golden hour hand-feeds. The ritual never gets old.

412 18
Morning light in the barn. Quiet starts.

Morning light in the barn. Quiet starts.

521 23
First taste of the new Botanical pouches.

First taste of the new Botanical pouches.

589 27
Muzzle details. Whiskers and all.

Muzzle details. Whiskers and all.

644 31
Studio day with the grey wonder. Behind the scenes.

Studio day with the grey wonder. Behind the scenes.

731 34
Two horses, one misty morning.

Two horses, one misty morning.

488 19
Last light, last ride. Tag us in your sunset shots.

Last light, last ride. Tag us in your sunset shots.

902 51
Braid days. Slow barn mornings.

Braid days. Slow barn mornings.

377 14
Foal season at the home barn.

Foal season at the home barn.

815 42
Riders, treats, and quiet mornings. Community diaries.

Riders, treats, and quiet mornings. Community diaries.

478 22
Winter paddock. The quietest season.

Winter paddock. The quietest season.

396 16
Grooming hour. The slow work that builds trust.

Grooming hour. The slow work that builds trust.

612 28
Lashes and light. The small details.

Lashes and light. The small details.

745 33
Dapple grey, autumn field. A free canter.

Dapple grey, autumn field. A free canter.

833 39
Palomino in the last light. Community share.

Palomino in the last light. Community share.

521 24
Barn hugs. The best part of the day.

Barn hugs. The best part of the day.

612 29
Stream break on the trail ride.

Stream break on the trail ride.

388 17
Beach walk at sunset. Salt air and soft sand.

Beach walk at sunset. Salt air and soft sand.

744 35
Rolling in the dust. The simple joys.

Rolling in the dust. The simple joys.

459 21
Fence-sitting and pony company.

Fence-sitting and pony company.

503 19
Snow days at the home barn.

Snow days at the home barn.

421 15
Apple season. Straight from the tree.

Apple season. Straight from the tree.

567 26
Forest trail, dappled light.

Forest trail, dappled light.

488 22
Chestnut foal, first weeks in the field.

Chestnut foal, first weeks in the field.

812 41
Unload day. New horse, new chapter.

Unload day. New horse, new chapter.

446 18
Ears to the sky. Always listening.

Ears to the sky. Always listening.

633 27
First show, first jump. Proud barn.

First show, first jump. Proud barn.

701 33
Barn dog and his best friend.

Barn dog and his best friend.

925 48
Old oak, misty morning. A quiet meeting.

Old oak, misty morning. A quiet meeting.

477 20
Braid day for the grey.

Braid day for the grey.

534 23
The herd at last light. Hillside run.

The herd at last light. Hillside run.

845 39
Smallest pony, biggest personality.

Smallest pony, biggest personality.

689 31
Dapple grey in the dawn mist.

Dapple grey in the dawn mist.

592 25
Rider and horse on the ridge. End of day.

Rider and horse on the ridge. End of day.

778 36
Show day. Mid-air over the striped oxer.

Show day. Mid-air over the striped oxer.

911 44
Clearing the tall oxer. Show jumping, caught live.

Clearing the tall oxer. Show jumping, caught live.

856 38
Warm-up ring. Braided and focused.

Warm-up ring. Braided and focused.

624 29
Dressage day. Quiet and precise in the ring.

Dressage day. Quiet and precise in the ring.

538 24
First blue. The proudest walk back to the barn.

First blue. The proudest walk back to the barn.

1024 57
Boots on, coat buttoned. Mounting up for the round.

Boots on, coat buttoned. Mounting up for the round.

712 33
Cross-country. Bold and forward over the log.

Cross-country. Bold and forward over the log.

879 41
Show barn aisle. Braided, wrapped, and ready.

Show barn aisle. Braided, wrapped, and ready.

695 31
Hunter round. A quiet, polished trip.

Hunter round. A quiet, polished trip.

648 28
Tack trunk essentials. Show day gear, laid out.

Tack trunk essentials. Show day gear, laid out.

581 26
Victory lap. The championship walk.

Victory lap. The championship walk.

968 52
Eyes on the next fence. Approaching the line.

Eyes on the next fence. Approaching the line.

742 35

Ridgefield Spotlight

Marigold

Photo by @lila.rides

Horse Spotlight

Marigold

12yo Grey Arabian ยท Bend, Oregon

Marigold is a twelve-year-old Grey Arabian based at a private barn in Bend, Oregon. Her owner, Lila, has included Ridgefield treats in her horse's daily routine since our first production batch. We are featuring Marigold this month for her steady temperament and the calm, attentive way she approaches each feed โ€” a quiet example of the consistency the Ridgefield community is built on.

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From Our Community ๐Ÿด

Shared by the meadow

Real horses, real hands, real pouches. A curated gallery from the Ridgefield community.

Hannah K. โ€” @hannah.equestrian

Hannah K.

@hannah.equestrian

The Oakfield Barn โ€” @oakfieldbarn

The Oakfield Barn

@oakfieldbarn

Maya R. โ€” @maya.rides

Maya R.

@maya.rides

Theo M. โ€” @theo.gallops

Theo M.

@theo.gallops

Sienna & Beau โ€” @sienna.beau

Sienna & Beau

@sienna.beau

Wren Stables โ€” @wrenstables

Wren Stables

@wrenstables

Cara L. โ€” @cara.in.the.saddle

Cara L.

@cara.in.the.saddle

June P. โ€” @june.braids

June P.

@june.braids

Iris & Pip โ€” @iris.and.pip

Iris & Pip

@iris.and.pip

Northgate Farm โ€” @northgatefarm

Northgate Farm

@northgatefarm

Ridgefield Creator Spotlight ๐ŸŒฟ

Lila Faye

Equestrian Creator ยท Pacific Northwest

Lila Faye

@lila.rides

Lila documents quiet barn mornings, soft-gold rides, and the small routines that make a horse a home. Her work is a measured look at slow equestrian life โ€” and a longtime Ridgefield favorite.

Featured this month

This month: a Reel series on introducing treats mindfully.

Watch Ridgefield ๐ŸŽฅ

The meadow, in motion

0:10

A First Treat at the Stall

A quiet pause, one small treat on a flat palm, and time to approach.

0:10

A Quiet Barn Hand-Feed

A gentle hand-feed over the stall door, followed by unhurried chewing.

0:10

Introducing Treats Mindfully

An open palm and a calm first taste, with the horse safely inside its stall.

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Monthly features

A little love for the moments you shared this month. No prizes, no podium โ€” just a tip of the hat.

Mist over the paddock at dawn
Best Horse Photo

October 2026

Mist over the paddock at dawn

@maya.rides

First pouch of the season
Best Barn Moment

October 2026

First pouch of the season

@oakfieldbarn

Muzzle meets Botanical
Best Treat Photo

October 2026

Muzzle meets Botanical

@hannah.equestrian

A free run at last light
Best Video

October 2026

A free run at last light

@theo.gallops

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Ridgefield News

From the field

New flavors, restocks, collaborations, and the occasional pop-up.

New Flavor

Harvest Pear lands in the Meadow Week edit

A soft baked pear & oat round, limited through the season.

Oct 2, 2026
Restock

The Classics are back in the pouch

Apple, Carrot, and Mint return after a long summer wait.

Oct 1, 2026
Collection

Botanical Vegetable treats, five flavors

Cucumber & Mint, Lettuce & Apple, and three more join the shelf.

Sep 24, 2026
Event

Pop-up at the Autumn Equinox Festival

Find us by the paddock โ€” samples, stories, and a little meadow.

Sep 28, 2026

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A reminder: every horse is different. Our treats are made with ingredients that are safe for horses, but please consult your veterinarian before introducing any new treat.

Metabolisms vary too โ€” introduce treats slowly and watch how your horse responds.