Thank you to everyone who told me how much you enjoyed my previous blog entries about Finding Sawyer (Part I and Part II)! It was really fun to hear from so many horse people who had similar experiences in finding…
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Finding Sawyer – Part II: Actually Finding Sawyer
If you missed Part 1, read that first! At this point, the quest for my perfect Morgan horse began in earnest. My teenage self, the one with polo shirts and hairnets and perfectly shiny boots, was baffled. But my true…
Posted in Stories & Adventures
Finding Sawyer – Part I: Finding Myself
My first pony was a shaggy, chestnut gelding named Dexter. Although I don’t come from a horsey family, my grandfather always loved horses, and bought me Dexter at a very young age, starting my lifelong passion. Those of you who…
Posted in Stories & Adventures
Peek in Our Paks – Jessica N.
Ever wish you could take a sneak peek inside our horses’ and dogs’ SmartPaks? Now you can! Check out the supplements we love, for the animals we adore.
SmartPak supports up-and-coming U.S. show jumping hopefuls!
by Jessica, Product Manager, SmartSupplements Greenwich, CT – Team SmartPak member Peter Leone of Lionshare Farm hosted a clinic for young riders from California as part of the U.S. Developing Rider Program, September 12-14. The clinic focused on riding skills…
SmartPak is Red Sox Proud
Did you know that SmartPak is in the heart of Red Sox Nation? As you can see, we were as excited as Papelbon at a dance contest that our beloved team won the World Series! Good job Sox!
Posted in Blogs
SmartPak Customer Care Team Goes Pink for Cancer Research
by: Jno - Customer Care Team Manager In case you haven’t noticed yet, we like pink around here. But even more than that, we love supporting the Breast Cancer cause. This week SmartPak’s Customer Care Team hosted the 2nd Annual “Pink Day”…
The Pak Walks for a Cure
by: Jessica – Sales Team —— January 2007 – Exciting News! Exciting news! A team of SmartPak employees has joined together to participate in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. In order to participate in the walk, each person is…
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