As summer rolls on, temperatures are heating up around the country. Envision yourself out riding with a friend on a hot day. After working awhile, her horse has formed a thick foam under the reins, saddle pad, between his hind legs, and is dripping from his belly. Your horse, on the other hand, is mostly […]
Category: Care and Management
3 Tips to Jump-Start your Foal’s Health
Foaling is a very exciting time. Soon new life will be on the ground and ready to take on the world! But the initial care of a newborn foal and of mare are important to ensuring a healthy and happy life. Follow these tips to jump-start your foal’s health this summer! Be Attentive Once the […]
How to Cure a Case of the Hangries in your Equine Partner
Hangry. It’s a real emotion. You’re so hungry, that you’re angry. You don’t want to be around other people, or your mood is so foul that you shouldn’t be around others. But nothing sounds good. A hamburger doesn’t sound good, a piece of fruit doesn’t sound good. A donut or your favorite ice cream won’t likely ease the hunger you’re […]
Simplicity in Health, Variety in the Ring Equals a Winning Combination
Diversity. It offers some spice to the daily doldrum of life. It also allows for an individual to become better and more well-rounded in his or her skills. For one equine competitor and trainer, that diversity has played a part in her ability to coach, train and make a livelihood out of her passion. Growing […]
