Emily Fought

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How To Create A Dry Lot

A dry lot is a smaller paddock sectioned off from the rest of your fields. They’re also known as sacrifice areas because they protect the rest of your pastures from getting muddy. They’re helpful for easy keepers that can’t have a lot of grass, as well. Follow these tips for creating the perfect one! DIY...

Be Your Farrier's Best Client

Finding a good farrier is so important. Once you do establish a connection with one, you’ll want to hold onto them! In order to do so, you’ll need to follow some farrier etiquette. These tips and tricks will keep them happy and coming back each time. No one wants to deal with a difficult client...

10 Natural Remedies For Common Horse Conditions

Many horse owners like turning to natural remedies. Essential oils, herbs, and alternative therapies like massage, acupuncture, and chiropractic treatment can be helpful in alleviating painful horse conditions. While conventional medicine is undoubtedly helpful, it can also be hard on your horse’s body. Remedies for Horse Conditions Peppermint- Gastric ulcers Turmeric- Arthritis Dandelion- Colic Cinnamon-...

5 Mistakes OTTB Barrel Racers Make

More and more barrel racers are turning to OTTBs, which are off-track Thoroughbreds. When given a second chance, these horses continue to impress and amaze! They have speed and stamina, a willing attitude, and beauty. Unfortunately, riders may make a few mistakes when starting and riding them. These mistakes can fixed though! Top OTTB Mistakes...

Why You Should Ride A Gaited Horse

A gaited horse always has a foot on the ground when they move. Each leg travels independently, which produces an unusual movement. Most agree that it’s quite comfortable and smooth though! There’s a wide selection of gaited horses, including all different sizes and colors. They’re a unique bunch! Benefits of a Gaited Horse They’re perfect...

Real Horse Power On The Farm

Nowadays, most farms are ran with the use of tractors. There are, however, some that prefer real horse power. Like in bygone days, these farms use draft horses with their impressive strength to till fields, rake hay, transport logs, among other things. One or two draft horses can meet the needs of most homesteaders! Why...

How Eco-Friendly Is Your Barn?

All horse farm owners have a responsibility to the environment. They should strive to run a barn that is eco-friendly. This includes protecting lakes, streams, forests, and the surrounding areas. Check out these simple ideas your can implement, if you haven’t already! Tips for an Eco-Friendly Barn Control invasive plants on your property. When using...

5 Fun Facts About Pinto Horses

Pinto horses are known as a color breed. They’re not defined by their genetic ancestry. Most are easy to identify as they have a dark coat with random lighter patches over their body. Uniquely, they can be any size and type of horse. The Pinto Horse Association of America is a great resource for this...

5 Tips For Improving Your Western Dressage Score

Western dressage is all about the training of your horse. It encourages flexibility, balance, and well-defined aids. Every time you compete a judge will award you a score, based on how you complete the required test. If you’d like to improve your scores, then it’s time to think like a judge. Western Dressage Tips Come...
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