In short, yes! We release times monthly during the winter/spring and further out during the summer.

These rides are offered whenever the weather and sunset time allow. We may do less in mid-summer as the sun sets much later. We also steer clear of rainy seasons to protect our handmade glow-in-the-dark tack. While these rides are possible throughout the year, Michigan's unpredictable weather makes it difficult to schedule further out than a few weeks in advance.

Our glow tack is handmade and maintained by our family. The glow setup fee helps cover supplies for upkeep and the setup of the glow tack on each horse. The glow tack is quite costly and time consuming to maintain so we appreciate your understanding. :)

For public glow rides: The fee has been divided up and added to the price per person to cover this maintenance.

For private glow rides: The fee is only charged once per booking, not per person. The remainder of the price covers the cost of our horses, the extra food and care for these rides, as well as the wear on our normal tack and trails.

If a ride says "sold out" or if the calendar shows only grey spaces for the month, it means we are full and have no spots available for that month. If you do not see any grey or green squares on the calendar, it means we have not released times for that month yet.

During the winter/spring/fall, we release glow ride times one month at a time due to the unpredictable weather in Michigan. So, if a month is sold out, it does not mean we’re sold out for the entire year! Typically, we release the new times during the last couple weeks of each month for the following month. 🙂 During the summer, we try to release glow rides times a little further than a month at a time for vacationers as the weather is more predictable.

Our rides are first come, first served. Book as soon as new times are released! Due to the popularity of these rides, we do not have a waitlist or cancellation list. If you want to stay in the loop, follow us on Facebook as I do make announcements!

We keep the number of spaces small to ensure our horses have an easy job they enjoy without being overworked. During the winter/spring/fall, we release glow ride times one month at a time due to the unpredictable weather in Michigan. So, if a month is sold out, it does not mean we’re sold out for the entire year! Typically, we release the new times during the last couple weeks of each month for the following month. 🙂 It's important we can confirm safe trail conditions and our horse's work schedules for the coming month. During the summer, we try to release glow rides times a little further than a month at a time for vacationers as the weather is more predictable.

Our rides are first come, first served. Book as soon as new times are released! Due to the popularity of these rides, we do not have a waitlist or cancellation list. If you want to stay in the loop, follow us on Facebook as I do make announcements!

We don’t have a waitlist due to the ride's popularity and can’t create extra spots when we are already sold out. Our rides are first come, first served. Watch our calendars for "green" spaces in case of cancelations or reschedules. If you want to stay in the loop, follow us on Facebook as I do make announcements on the news feed or in our stories!

We also will not do bookings further out than the times we have already released in the calendar as we need to consider our horse's work schedules and weather conditions.

During the winter/spring/fall, we release glow ride times one month at a time due to the unpredictable weather in Michigan. So, if a month is sold out, it does not mean we’re sold out for the entire year! Typically, we release the new times during the last couple weeks of each month for the following month. 🙂 It's important we can confirm safe trail conditions and our horse's work schedules for the coming month.

During the summer, we try to release glow rides times a little further than a month at a time for vacationers as the weather is more predictable.

We do not permit trailer ins. Only our horses are permitted on these rides for everyone's safety!

SAFETY FIRST - With ANYTHING in the horse world, it’s important to note that what suits one horse does not always suit another horse. EVERYHORSE is different. Please prioritize your horse's well-being and respect their individual preferences before introducing anything new. Your horse’s personality and preferences should always guide your decisions, and we encourage you to keep this in mind as you explore the amazing possibilities of glow tack! :)

We designed our tack to have dimmable lights that emit a gentle glow and are channel/padded away from direct vision. Notice how the cheek lights disappear when a horse looks directly at the camera. The lights we use are the same used in light up children's costumes and wedding décor. They are no UV, low voltage and energy efficient that do not get hot to the touch.

We always take the time to train and observe our horses under various conditions to ensure their comfort and confidence with the tack. None of OUR horses have exhibited signs of discomfort while wearing it. We definitely would NOT be doing these rides if we saw issues. If you watch our videos, you can see our horses looking at my camera, unbothered, aware, and calm about their surroundings. We care deeply about our horses and have monthly check-ins with various specialists, ensuring there are no adverse effects from any of our activities. These rides have been a positive in many ways and some of our most sensitive of horses have even shown preferences to riding at night. We use our glow tack for 60-90 minutes, with about 20 minutes being during sunset, allowing for a smooth transition.

​Lights in photographs will appear much brighter than they are in person because of the way cellphone camera exposure works. Think of the northern lights and how many will use their cameras to see them or why your phone asks you to hold still at night. See image below for a close example of brightness taken with a professional camera.

We've gotten hundreds of inquiries and I’m thrilled everyone likes it so much! I worked hard over the past two years to make it what it is today. I just can’t answer all the calls/emails/messages I’ve been getting 😞 I’m not trying to ignore anyone.. it’s just been a bit overwhelming and I have to stop somewhere.

I started off buying light-up products on Amazon that I altered and sewed(like fairy light tutus, skirts, capes, rave bracelets, glow dog leashes, etc haha). I just wanted to explore and see what I could make cause there wasn’t much on the market.. I wanted something that would be really unique! However, there are LED horse products available and I used the breast collars from Amazon for a while.

After doing our first few rides with the prototypes I made and seeing how people liked the rides, I decided this was something I wanted to do! I then learned to solder and make my own light up products from scratch so they are clean and efficient like what you see today! 🙂

We make our rump sheets using the organza from the old fairy light capes from 2023 and pebble pixel lights that are longer lasting and more durable. Which is why you can’t find ours exactly online..

As for the halter and breast collar, I had a leather worker make the tack I designed from my learnings. I then took the LED string lights and soldered, channeled and padded them to the tack. 🙂 My best advice light shopping is making sure everything is DIMMABLE!

I wish I had a magic wand to just make a how-to video or make the tack to sell, but that is so time consuming.. and I’m only one person.. 😞 if you knew me personally, you’d already know I work 100hrs+ a week between jobs, this ranch and side gigs haha.

This is the best I can do 🙂 I just encourage people to be creative like I was! At least now you have my pictures and videos to get inspired from✨🤩