We’re excited to introduce you to Behind the Brands, our brand-new Spotify podcast by Toptac International, created for horse lovers, retailers, and industry insiders alike.
This is your all-access pass to the people and stories behind some of the equestrian world’s most trusted brands — including the ones you already stock, use, and love.
The dust has settled on one of the most thrilling events on the equestrian calendar — the 2025 NCHA Futurity — and what a ride it was! Held in Tamworth, this iconic event is the largest cutting horse show in the Southern Hemisphere, drawing elite competitors, legendary bloodlines, and a nationwide audience of passionate fans.
Getting the right bit size for your horse is essential — not just for comfort, but for communication, training, and overall performance. Yet many riders unknowingly use bits that are too tight or too wide, which can lead to discomfort and unwanted behaviors.
The team at Carr & Day & Martin knows what winter throws at you—and they've got the solutions to match!
Introducing Whiskey Bent Knives – Now Available via Toptac Retailers
We’re excited to welcome Whiskey Bent Knives to our product lineup – a brand known for blending traditional craftsmanship with rugged, everyday functionality.
This past Saturday, Resistol Australia had the pleasure of attending the Mappy's 9 Splice Jackpot at Long Point in Singleton, NSW, where we watched Cody Johnson swap the microphone for a rope in an exciting day of team roping action.
Not all X ratings are created equal. Many brands use the X system, but did you know there’s no industry-wide regulation? That means a 100X Resistol hat could be the same quality as a 1000X in another brand.
As the summer heat rolls in, your horse’s hooves are under added stress. Dry, brittle hooves are a common issue during warmer months, but Waldhausen Water Boots offer a simple and effective solution to keep your horse comfortable and healthy.
If you’ve ever wondered whether ice boots are a necessary part of your horse’s care routine, you’re not alone. Cooling therapy, also known as cryotherapy, is increasingly popular in the equestrian world, and for good reason.
