Hot Weather Horse Care
…don’t need to feed them electrolytes. I learned in past Horse Journal articles that unless you work your horse hard every day, the horse should be able to meet electrolyte…
…don’t need to feed them electrolytes. I learned in past Horse Journal articles that unless you work your horse hard every day, the horse should be able to meet electrolyte…
…and heel bulbs/cleft and apply the liquid to the interior of the boot. PEMF Trials Since our first articles on PEMF therapy, we followed the progress of both a tendon…
…stables Sunday. Her injury, a little soreness in her left front pastern, was not serious, and she seemed to be all right in training Monday and Tuesday. However, she was…
Question: I have read articles and discussed with my instructor how to get my horse to step with good energy into the contact. But I’m still not sure I understand…
With apologies to David Letterman, here are ?Six Ways to Improve Your Riding.? 6. Read online articles. If you need help on a particular problem you are encountering, you may find…
…workings of the Varilock adjustable mechanism: To read more about saddle fitting, see “Saddler’s Notes” in the March 2010 issue of Dressage Today. To order copies of articles, call 301-977-3900….
…is dedicated to educating and informing readers on how to train their horses for the sport and art of dressage (competitive and non-competitive riding). Articles on all levels of training…
…chaff, but not always. that’s largely because horses in the $5,000 to $25,000 price range come with a wide range of ability, training, experience and soundness. Horses below and above…
I saw a child who couldn’t walk, Sit on a horse, laugh and talk. Then ride through a field of daisies and yet, he couldn’t walk unaided. I saw a…
…seen with excessive, hard training. Related tests: A low RBC and decreased albumin (see Test #10) may be seen with chronic liver damage. Changes in the WBC differential can indicate…