With all the money spent on horses, buying high quality grooming tools may seen like a luxury you can’t afford. After all, they’re used to clean mud, dirt and sweat, so they’re not exactly glamorous.…
View PostIf your horse is out on pasture, or ridden through long grass and bushes, chances are they’ll be exposed to ticks. More than just a nuisance, ticks can spread disease, cause skin irritations, and in…
View PostProblems with horse fencing happen all too often. In April of last year, an unusual sight appeared off a roadway in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Two horses had escaped their fencing and were spotted peacefully…
View PostWhen I asked the members of the Facebook Group, Horse Care on a Budget, what they dislike most about horse care the answer was unequivocally MUD! Not only does it make daily barn chores and riding…
View PostYour horse moves off because he anticipates what you’ll want him to do next. He knows that when you land in the saddle, work is about to start. So he moves off, ready to ride…but…you…
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