If you want to stretch your hay supply with a substitute, know how much hay you're feeding by weight. "Substitutes don't come in 'flake' measurements, so weigh the hay to...
http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/nutrition/hay/six_hay_alternatives_101210/
Thirty-five miles from Colorado Springs, Colorado, tucked away at the end of a little dirt road, is a rider's paradise, the M Lazy C Ranch. This 1906 homestead ranch has been...
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So, you want to foster a retired racehorse, but you don’t have a farm? That is what a number of Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation (TRF) supporters said when we announced...
[/caption] Particulars: 2005 sorrel Quarter Horse stallion by Dash Ta Fame, out of WPRA and WNFR World Champion Dynas Plain Special, by Special Feelins. Barn name: He’s always just been known...
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By nature, horse facilities are tough places to secure. The open spaces, far-flung buildings and frequent comings and going can confound all but the most serious efforts at safeguarding your...
http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/rescue/theftrisk_082404/
"Trails and Tribulations" in the January 2005 Practical Horseman details the efforts of successful trail advocacy groups such as the Atherton Community Association (ACA) in Novato, Calif., to preserve equestrian...
"Does your horse ever stop?" McLain Ward asked Carolyn Curcio after she had jumped a 2-foot crossrail in the center of the ring a few times. She murmured, "No," and...
Squamous cell carcinoma generally shows up first in the skin, particularly around the eyes, on the penis or vulva, and in other areas where skin meets mucous membranes. It's especially...
Welcome to a land of red sandstone cliffs, rugged caprock canyons, hills covered with tenacious red-berry juniper and ragged mesquite, all interlaced with wandering trails. We’re in the Texas Panhandle near...
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The San Pedro Parks Wilderness in northern New Mexico’s Santa Fe National Forest covers 41,000 acres and is known for high, rolling mountaintops with huge grassy meadows. I started riding...
http://www.equisearch.com/trail_riding/horse_trails/southwest/horseback-san-pedro-parks-wilderness/
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