Periodic checks of your trailer's condition are a good idea, particularly at those times of year when you do the most hauling. Such inspections can not only turn up minor...
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In the May 2005 issue of Horse & Rider magazine, we gave you an all-inclusive show-day checklist to help you get organized and ward off those pre-show jitters. We included...
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One week before the horse show: Make a list; check it twice. Write down tack, grooming equipment, clothing, first-aid supplies, and other horse-show essentials you need to pack. Don't forget a hose,...
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Typically stands 14.2 to 15.2 hands. Typically weighs 1,050 to 1,200 pounds. Has seven main coat patterns: Blanket. A solid white area, normally over the...
Trailering your horse to trailheads near and far broadens your horizons when it comes to exploring new trails. However, if you trailer him for more than an hour or two,...
http://www.equisearch.com/farm_ranch/trailering/post-trailering-ttouch-for-your-horse/
Taking your horse along for a camping trip opens up a whole new world of trail riding adventures. Horse-camping allows you to go farther and...
I can close my eyes and see it, and I can smell it, too, the pine smoke from a campfire, pungent perfume to the nostrils...
Your already-demanding schedule probably includes a job and caring for your family, but you still must find time to keep your horse's environment clean and safe,...
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Our Pro Team Horse & Rider member Bob Avila has been training professionally for over 30 years, and has accumulated over 37 AQHA world and reserve world championships in cutting, reining,...
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[/caption] That nagging little cough at the beginning of your rides, and that occasional runny nose…could they mean your horse is suffering from recurrent airway obstruction, or RAO? Possibly....
http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/illnesses_injuries/horse-heaves-symptoms-and-treatment/
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