Beth Benard

controlsofthehorse

This DVD will enlighten the experienced and not-so-experienced rider.

By Beth Benard
Sep 10, 2014

It’s the stallion’s temperament that you should weigh most heavily.

Look deeper than that jaw-dropping stud-horse physique and don’t be afraid to try a little negotiation over the stud fee.

By Beth Benard
Sep 3, 2014

In some cases, cribbing horses do less damage than actual wood chewers.

It's not a compulsion. It's actually meeting a physical need.

By Beth Benard
Jul 27, 2014

Late weaning offers the foal more benefits.

Separating them too soon benefits no one.

By Beth Benard
Jul 20, 2014

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If your horse frequently stumbles, you need to put on your detective hat because it doesn’t happen without reason.

By Beth Benard
Apr 10, 2014

Carpet remnants can help with mud.

We horse people love everything about spring except the mud!

By Beth Benard
Apr 2, 2014

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By Beth Benard
May 9, 2013

Marigolds are hardy, easy to plant and fragrant. That smell, though, is often enough to discourage bugs from hanging out around the barn front door. So it's landscaping and bug control all in one step.

By Beth Benard
May 31, 2011

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By Beth Benard
Aug 1, 2010

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By Beth Benard
Jan 1, 2009