Getting Started in Cutting
…videos and reading books on cutting techniques?and to brush-up on your riding skills. These are also great tune-up tools prior to a competition. Get a Trainer The most important thing…
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Sneaky Laminitis
…is also meant to be supported from below by a nicely arched, concave sole as well as the frog, bars and digital cushion. In a healthy hoof with good supporting…
Winter Horse Care Tips
…be limited in the winter. Watch easy-keepers to make sure they don’t reach an unhealthy body condition score. More winter tips from the American Quarter Horse Association: Winter Weight Loss…
Seven Most Common Horse Feeding Mistakes
…and graze. Finding the balance between the horse’s natural way of eating and the demands of domesticated life will help ensure that he will remain healthy for years to come….
No Sweets For Laminitis-Prone Horses
…high-carb. Flax seed is a good substitute for grain. Feeding 3 to 4 oz./day of flax seed is safe and healthy. In its favor, the antioxidant profile of either…
Concentrate On Soundness And Sanity In A Trail Horse
…that you can enjoy riding, be comfortable on, and one that will hold up to all the exercise. This calls for a special combination of brain and brawn. An exam…
Married with Horses: Feeding the Farm
…this recipe is completely tasty, not completely healthy! In my defense, I do use natural pork products purchased from a nearby farm.) Add about half of the cheese to each…
Ivermectin Is Resistance-Free
…• Consider targeted deworming, which means you deworm only when necessary based upon fecal egg counts, especially for healthy adult horses at low risk of parasite infestation. This saves you…
Corn Oil For More Than Shiny Coats
…acid and increases the level of protective prostaglandins, PG E2. Healthy ponies were fitted with cannulas in their stomachs to allow direct measurement of fluid. They were accustomed to a…
Get Going Showing
…you aren?t?find someone to pal up with. It might be another client in your trainer?s barn, a member of your local riding club (more on that in a moment), or…