…Handbook, Nov., pg. 42 BEHAVIOR, HORSE Feeding-Related Problems Horse paws while eating, Horseman’s Handbook, April, pg. 50 Horse nervous at feeding time, Horseman’s Handbook, June, pg. 37 Handling-Related Problems Horse…
…have included aged horses at the Kentucky Horse Park, reminds people to use their hands, not just their eyes, when evaluating a horse’s weight. “When considering the normal horse’s ideal…
…to distract your horse, divert your horse, and put your horse to work. The message, “Don’t be buddy sour, don’t be afraid, stop that!” means nothing to your horse; it’s…
…Horse&Rider Shawna Brown Warwick Schiller Horsemanship Giveaway with Horse&Rider Diane Saunders Sandy Terry Everett Donna Hatten Weaver Leather Synergy Saddle Pad Giveaway with Horse&Rider Wendy Kunz Nanette Kamp Amber Murchison…
…is more likely to succeed in leading your balking horse through from horseback, but even then your frightened animal may crowd and jostle, so look for a rock-solid horse-rider combination…
…water closely behind to help “push” your horse along. Trying to lead a resistant horse through water can be dangerous. First of all, you can’t physically pull the horse across,…
…monitor that horse’s progress. But before this process even begins, Janice evaluates the horse’s potential. “It’s important for both the horse and the owner to decide if the horse is…
…more horses than ever make it to the golden years today. If your horse is in that group, how can you keep him happy and healthy? Here you’ll find practical…
…of the horse is not sufficient. It is impossible to make general statements regarding how far or low a horse should be able to stretch because all horses differ in…
…your source of detailed information) can be moved to the healthy horse/no contact group. • Turnout paddocks used by any sick horse should not be used for a healthy one…
