Winter Horse Hoof Care
…The four common traction options listed here provide a modicum of safety only if you pay attention to riding and turnout hazards, and avoid trails on icy and/or snowy days….
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Dr. Getty’s Tip on Treats: Which are Safe and Which are Not?
Horse owners often ask equine nutritionist Dr. Juliet Getty about the safety of offering common?and sometimes not so common?foods as treats. Carrots have naturally come up in discussion, but also…
Turn Your Horse Trailer into an All-Purpose Base of Operations
…the sun, and to the safety of your horse and neighbors. You’ll get a better effort from him throughout the day if you keep your horse’s comfort–not just your own…
Ask Horse Journal: December Letters
…higher if you jump. The key to safety here, grippy or not, is that the stirrup is the right size (and your boot heel long enough) so that your foot…
Coping With “The Big L”: Liability
…limited-liability laws still leave enough holes in the safety net to make litigation-conscious owners leery of opening trails, says California attorney Sandy Tozzini, and equine-law specialist who edits the bimonthly…
Dealing With Bug Bites
…problems there. Vitamin E and selenium are closely involved with muscle health. Helmet Safety Is there any information that shows that one type of helmet provides better protection then the others’ I…
Horse & Rider’s 2001 Articles Index
…Sneak Peeks, Sept., pg. 94 SAFETY/SECURITY Internet equine database, High Points, April, pg. 39 SHOWS/SHOWING Calendars Summer championship events, Events, May, pg. 101 Fall/winter championship events, Events, Aug., pg. 60…
USRider Partners with AQHA
…the USRider Equestrian Motor Plan, visit http://www.usrider.org online or call (800) 844-1409. For additional safety and travel tips, visit the Equine Travel Safety Area on the USRider website at http://www.usrider.org/….
Stall Space
…that goes everywhere with us,? Sara says.?It contains all of our meds, supplies, scissors, tools, brushes, bands, numbers, safety pins, grooming products, hoof black, etc. It’s about 5 feet high,…
Letters: 05/05
…life of the bridle and its safety. Leather is a critical element. English tack requires leather that’s tanned for specific purposes. Bridle leather is tanned differently from stirrup leather and…