…Eric Navet of France, who took double gold in the first WEG 27 years ago. Eric Navet won the $216,000 Horseware Ireland Grand Prix at the Tryon International Equestrian Center…
…clean his sheath every 6 to 12 months. Fiction: To really clean my horse’s sheath, I should use an antibacterial soap, such as Betadine or chlorhexidine. Fact: To protect those…
…straighten things out here, pointing out that organizing an Olympics is different than a WEG, because there is so much more sponsor support. But the WEG has taken on proportions…
…directly into the opening of the sheath itself. When the horse is accustomed to this, it makes formal cleaning infinitely easier. Routinely flushing the sheath between formal cleanings also slows…
…require minimal assembly. Blankets can be cleaned several ways. Some people prefer to dry clean them, while others throw them in a washing machine. Buddy Knox says one affordable cleaning…
…making sure a gelding’s sheath is cleaned regularly. A mild sheath-cleaning product and warm water can help break up the smegma. (The procedure is described in “Sheath Cleaning Simplified” in…
…Aussies party downstairs every night. As soon as I recover from sleep deprivation, I’ll post my final gallery from the WEG. And sometime this week, I plan to do a…
…of four strands) should all be tight from post to post. The lower loop is used to secure the post and give you leverage for closing. The upper loop is…
…on the European tour. Dueck was the highest-placed Canadian at the 2002 WEG with Korona. The list of pairs in the running for WEG but not part of the European…
…bleach and baking soda on hand for routine disinfecting and cleaning tasks. Baking soda is an effective cleanser that rinses clean with no risk of residue or odor that might…
