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Fall/Winter Checklist For Horse Owners

Winter is coming upon horse owners quick, but many horse owners do not have a list in order for caring for their horse and ranch this season. Check out...

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Temporary Paddock Fencing Options

[/caption] A temporary paddock is a great option to have along whenever you travel with your horse. Use these tips to decide which of the two basic types is best for...

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Saddle Pad Care: No Sweat

Blanket Maintenance • Small vacuums are handy to remove dust and horsehair. • Machine washing doesn't work for all pads and blankets, so check the...

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An Easy Equine Fitness Plan

[/caption] Question: I have to admit that I’ve struggled to keep my three horses fit because I must juggle the amount of time...

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Dressage Saddle Fit Importance

Ask Max Gahwyler, MD, about saddle fit and the popular dressage judge, clinician and author from Darien, Connecticut, shares an anecdote: "One day I went riding and forgot to...

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How to: Attach the Breastcollar and Back Cinch

[/caption] If you trail ride, consider adding a breastcollar and back cinch to secure your saddle. Even if your saddle fits your horse well, hills and extreme terrain can cause saddle...

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Horse Boots and Saddles

I'm glad I permanently removed my horses' shoes a few years ago. Since then, I've learned a few things about helping my horses transition to barefoot...

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How to Handle Horse Saddle Sores, Girth Rubs and More

"Surface factors" is simply a term I use to refer to such things as saddle sores, girth rubs, scrapes, bruises, minor cuts, and skin conditions (specifically, rashes, hives, and scratches)...

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Rider Fitness Tip of the Month: Staying Fit as Your Body Changes

Heather Sansom is the author of rider fitness ebooks Complete Core Workout for Riders, and a regular columnist in several equestrian publications including Dressage Today. Equifitt.com offers personalized coaching through...

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