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Your Legs: The Key to Communication With Your Horse

“This form of contact is automatically achieved by the establishment of the animal’s cadenced, supple and collected motion. Thus it accompanies that physical state in which the horse performs its...

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Select, Fit Protective Horse Boots

You've turned your horse out to blow off steam before you tack up and ride, but didn't bother to put his protective boots on first. You've gotten away with it...

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A Home For Every Horse Participating Rescues

4R Animal Shelter After the Homestretch - Arizona Alaqua Animal Refuge All About Equine Animal Rescue All Vegas Horses/L.E.A.N. Allen's Place Almost Home Animal Rescue Amazing Grace Equine Rescue American Standardbred Adoption Program Angel Acres Horse...

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Panic-Free Hobbling Lessons for Your Horse

How Will Hobbling Help You? Hobbling is the act of fastening two of the horse's legs together with a short length of rope,...

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Bandaging Horse Knees

Since the horse's knee has more freedom to move than any other joint in the lower leg, it's also the toughest to bandage. Bandaging a horse's knee...

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Horse Tripping Banned in Nine States

September 2009Arizona recently became the ninth state to ban horse tripping, a rodeo event in which galloping horses are roped by the legs and pulled to the ground The new law,...

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Limber Your Senior Horse by Stretching

As your horse ages, his muscles become less flexible. To offset that, Sandi Patterson recommends limbering your senior horse by stretching -- a series of on-the-ground stretches for his legs...

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Pick Up Artist: Teaching a Horse to Lift his Hooves

[/caption] A horse who refuses to pick up his hoof at your request is the picture of obstinacy. And an owner pulling and pushing to try to lift the immobile limb is...

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Common Horse Booting Mistakes

At Professional’s Choice, we often run across confusion about how supportive boots like Sports Medicine Boots should be used. For a boot to effectively protect and support your horse’s legs,...

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Lateral 101: Move Your Horse Laterally, Diagonally

Getting your horse to move sideways off your leg (or move laterally) is key to getting total control of his body. Lateral control of the hind end and shoulders helps...

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