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10 Tips for Preventing Colic

The number one killer of horses is colic. Colic is not a disease, but rather a combination of signs that alert us to abdominal pain in the horse. Colic can...

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Use A Barrier Product To Fight Sweet Itch

[/caption] Originally thought to be a reaction to feeding sweet feed, “sweet itch” is a skin condition caused by a hypersensitivity reaction to insect bites, primarily the tiny Culicoides midge. Other...

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It's Time To Rethink Your Current Deworming Strategy

Problems in our horses with recurrent colic, gut and arterial damage related to blood worms (those are the large strongyles) have all but been eliminated thanks to today's effective,...

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Showmanship Polish: Hand Position and Control

Perfect your showmanship presentation by avoiding three common hand-position mistakes. Judge and Team Horse & Rider member Andrea Simons acts as your coach in this slideshow....

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/western/halter/showmanship_hand_position_slideshow_080310/

Control Thick Hair Under Your Western Hat

When it's not controlled, thick hair prevents your hat from sitting low around your forehead, where it's more secure (and looks better) than it does perched on the...

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Clinton Anderson: Move Your Horse's Hind End

Training your horse to disengage his hindquarters gives you full control of his engine....

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Clinton Anderson: Move Your Horse's Front End

Yielding your horse's forequarters gives you control of his direction and ups his respect for you as his leader....

http://www.equisearch.com/horses_riding_training/training/general/move_front_end_111809/

Fly Control

Want to include an organic product in your fly-control program? Newly approved by the EPA for sale to the equine market, BalEnce Biopesticide - available as...

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Self Control Precedes Horse Control

Training "Mythunderstandings" Merely causing a horse to do something does not mean that you are in control of the horse. Think about the times you have seen someone put a chain...

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