Farrier Associations American Farriers Association Official Web site of the American Farriers Association. Read about the AFA and the various programs they sponsor. The Guild of Professional Farriers The official Web site of...
http://www.equisearch.com/resources/associations/farrierassoc/
Eel Stripe: A continuous stripe of black or brown hair from neck to tail. Seen in horses of "primitive" breeding, such as the Exmoor and the Norwegian Fjord and...
Icelandic Horse: Ancient breed of horse originating in Iceland. Known as versatile riding horses, exhibiting a unique gait, the tolt, or running walk. Impulsion: Strong but controlled forward...
Native Ponies: Another name for the Mountain and Moorland breeds of the UK - i.e. New Forest, Exmoor, Dartmoor, Highland, Fell, Dale, Shetland, Connemara and Welsh. Navicular Bone:...
Offside: The right hand side of the horse. Oldenburg: Breed of horse originally used as a carriage horse in Europe. Since the early twentieth century, the breed has...
Warmblood: In general terms, a half-bred, or part-bred horse, the result of an Arabian or Thoroughbred cross with other breeds. Also one of a number of specific breeds of...
Does your horse have laminitis or founder? Would you like to prevent the disease? Are you concerned about the dangers of insulin resistance, obesity, over-grazing and hoof condition changes? Have...
[/caption] Your horse’s pulse offers insights into his health and fitness. Checking his pulse isn’t as easy as monitoring your own, but with practice you can master the technique. It’s easiest to...
http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/learn-to-take-your-horses-pulse/
As the group of young riders strove to maintain perfectly balanced positions over a gymnastic exercise, show-jumping Olympian Anne Kursinski increased the difficulty by having them use an automatic release--dropping...
http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/english/hunter_jumper/automatic_release_041009/
After almost 20 years of traveling and riding our horses around this beautiful country of ours, my husband, Jim, and I have seen some of the best trails the...
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