Arabian Horses: The Arabian and Half-Arabian
…their windpipe and restricting airflow. Arabians also tend to have greater bone and hoof density than other breeds. That, combined with relatively large feet, improves shock absorption on the trail….
…their windpipe and restricting airflow. Arabians also tend to have greater bone and hoof density than other breeds. That, combined with relatively large feet, improves shock absorption on the trail….
…you that 15-year-old Addison Phillips would be the winner of the BET/U.S. Equestrian Federation Show Jumping Talent Search Finals East. Addison was simply awesome, leading after yesterday’s combined flat and…
…old standard treatment for young horses in training with nagging joint problems or boggy hocks was to turn them out for a year. This often worked and, while the horse…
…and easy trainability, made him a natural for the role, and he responded well to the schooling. “Training a horse for the job is almost like combat training,” says Sgt….
…and third behind Kim in what was scored as a combined test (dressage and show jumping). As you would expect, selectors kept track of who did what on cross-country, but…
…conditions have a low risk of adverse reactions and effectively control inflammation and pain. Some veterinarians prefer corticosteroids, others hyaluronic acid, and others use a combination of both. When combined,…
…through it, it’ll break, rather than hold, for safety’s sake. For this reason (and because of low visibility), high-tensile wire fencing is best when combined with an electric charge (described…
…be straight out of Better Homes and Garden. Down the street from Windsor we stopped in at Irish Hobby Farm, which breeds, imports and trains Irish Draught horses for combined…
…annually at his home in Sarasota, FL, and enjoyed a lively correspondence with him. He combined the grace of his aristocratic upbringing in Hungary and the discipline he learned in…
…cornered and threatened. This nicker combined with fearful body language–pacing, ears flicking back and forth, eyes rolling–is a signal to remove your horse from the threatening situation or reassure him…