Mark Your Horse for a Trip or Emergency
You may need to mark your horse for a long trip or an emergency. Lots of ways to do that.
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You may need to mark your horse for a long trip or an emergency. Lots of ways to do that.
Mark Your Horse for a Trip or Emergency Read More »
Bust out the coolers – it’s time for winter riding.
Give Your Horse a Proper Winter Warm-Up Read More »
When it’s too cold to ride, get creative. Your horse needs interaction, and there are lots of toys available, too.
When it’s Too Cold To Ride Read More »
Nobody wants to be trampled by a rude or frightened horse. Work on building confidence by desensitizing.
Desensitize Your Horse for Safer Handling Read More »
No wiggling, or biting allowed – your horse must stand for the farrier. It’s your job to train it.
Does Your Horse Stand for the Farrier? Read More »
First things first – start yelling into the void, then you can work on removing stains.
Remove Manure Stains from Your Horse Read More »
Ticklish or just plain sensitive? No matter, here are some tips for the touch horse during grooming.
Grooming the Sensitive Horse Read More »
Tips for dealing with all of the mane, feather, and tails of Friesians and Baroque horses.
Grooming Tips for Friesians and Baroque Horses Read More »
Nothing says ending up in the dirt quite like a cold backed horse. Here’s what you can do about it.
Cold Backed Horse Causes and Treatments Read More »
Make a horse grooming routine – from checking vitals signs, to currying and brushing and tacking up. A routine keeps you organized.
Your Horse Grooming Routine Read More »