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Is It Too Hot to Ride?

High summer is here. In lots of locales, the temperature is up in the 90s and the humidity is close behind. So when is it too...

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Rider to Rider: What's your best tip for keeping tack mold-free?

Clean your tack regularly and store it in a dry place. At least once a year, take everything apart and do a thorough cleaning. Michelle Dutoit, via Facebook I keep my tack...

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How to Treat Horse Scratches

A common horse skin condition, scratches is fairly easy to identify. It appears as cracked, inflamed skin and crusted scabs on a horse's pastern. It occurs when natural skin oils are...

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Does Your Senior Horse Need Horse Electrolytes?

By Karen E. Davison, Ph.D., Manager – Technical Services, Purina Mills, LLC Water is the main component of the senior horse body. In fact, an average 1000 pound horse is roughly...

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Rider to Rider: What's your best tip for keeping your tack mold-free?

Clean your tack regularly and store it in a dry place. At least once a year, take everything apart and do a thorough cleaning. Michelle Dutoit, via Facebook I keep my tack...

http://www.equisearch.com/tack_apparel/rider-to-rider-whats-your-best-tip-for-keeping-your-tack-mold-free/

Surviving the Summer with Your Horse

One thing about the Internet is that it brings people together from many different areas and climates. Chatters in the EquiSearch Forum come from all over the world and often...

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Trail Terrors, Part 4: Heatstroke

Heatstroke - What to Watch For: Weakness/ staggering; reluctance to move; collapse. Resting heart rate that's over 60 BPM. Resting respiration rate that's over 40 breaths per minute. Your horse may pant in a...

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The Importance of Salt

Providing salt used to mean simply tossing out a salt block. These days, however, we know a lot more about our horses' need for sodium. Here are some key do's...

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Grass Clippings Bad for Horses

Are you tempted to cut your grass, then rake it into soft, fragrant, tasty piles of clippings for your horse to nibble? According to a press release...

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Happy Travels

With the heat of summer comes more miles on the road for many horses. Whether you're traveling to shows, trail rides or just to the veterinarian's,...

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