Do you want to turn your passions into profits? Get inspiration, tips and advice from people just like you who have turned their ideas into horse-based home businesses. By Juli S. Thorson for Horse & Rider magazine.
Ever dream of being your own boss and running a horse-related business from home? Get inspiration (and advice) from four horse lovers who've figured out how to turn their good ideas into profits. . . .
Here’s how to recognize dental malformations and abnormal wear patterns in horses. By Christine Barakat for EQUUS magazine.
When your veterinarian begins describing your horse’s oral anatomy--or what might be abnormal about it--you may feel as if you need an interpreter. Sure, some terms such as “overbite” and “underbite” correspond roughly with those in. . .
Eager to recover from an injury, a dressage rider reflects on her riding experiences and the great schoolmasters who have helped her progress. By Linda Rogers for Dressage Today magazine.
I’ve been regrettably out of the saddle for seven months now, due to a shoulder/neck injury sustained at work. All this time to think about my riding experiences on great schoolmasters made me want to write. . .
Ridiculous Spooks
My horse recently inspired me to write this topic. I was wondering what stupid stuff your horse has spooked at. My horse spooked at horse poop the other day. It wasn't like it was something that caught from the corner of her eye because after she jumped and we continued walking by, she kept giving it the evil eye waiting for it to jump at us. I thought it was hilarious and was laughing as this whole thing was happening. Does anyone else have any good stories??