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Calming The Anxious Horse

May 24, 2023
There are many different temperaments amongst horses. Some are naturally more anxious and spooky. They tend to be on high alert at all times. Fortunately, there are training tactics you can try to help calm them down. In some cases, more experience and exposure is the answer. Other times, the horse needs to be kept...

15 Must-Have Items For Your Wash Stall

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May 23, 2023
A wash stall is a specifically-designed space for grooming and bathing your horse. Some barns have indoor ones, while others have them outside. They’re a very handy amenity to have! A properly designed one with the right supplies can make cleaning your horse a breeze. These recommendations will set you up for success. Must-Have Wash...

Keep Your Barn Organized With These Handy Items

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April 25, 2023
Most farm owners will agree that having an organized barn is very important. Not only can you save time looking for things, but the safety of your horses is at jeopardy too. If you have barn staff or a farm sitter, then it’s essential everything is laid out and clear. Items like feed charts can...

Spring Horse Grooming Hacks

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April 21, 2023
Spring is in full force at the barn! The weather is warmer, flies are starting to appear, and your horse is shedding like crazy. How is your horse adjusting to these seasonal changes? Some may be itchy, while others have a tangled tail from swatting at flies. With these useful hacks, you can make grooming...

10 Tips For Riding Your Horse Through Water

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January 10, 2023
You never know when a creek will appear on a new trail path. Your horse should be comfortable crossing water before any big trail adventures or you could be stuck turning back. With patience and practice, you’ll have a trusty trail partner that’ll gladly cross water for you. Tips for Crossing Water Water doesn’t have...

10 Helpful Tips For Western Riders

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December 20, 2022
It’s important you have a good foundation as a western rider. You should always strive to improve and become the best you can be for yourself and your horse. Over the years, you’ll probably receive some good advice. Make sure to listen, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to put yourself out there! Western Riding...

Scoring Your Horse's Body Condition

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December 16, 2022
Equestrians use the Henneke Horse Body Condition Scoring System to determine if their horse is too skinny, overweight, or just right. Without a universal system, it would be difficult for vets, trainers, and riders to agree. Body condition can be interrupted differently, depending on who you ask. Your Horse’s Body Condition Score The scale ranges...

Dollar Store Finds For Your Horse Barn

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May 18, 2022
With the cost of everything rising, you may need to turn to some inexpensive alternatives. Dollar stores offer tons of useful items for only a single dollar. Most barn owners wouldn’t think to shop at one, but they have many cleaning, grooming, and organizational items that you’ll find handy. Barn-Friendly Dollar Store Items Hair brush...

Recommended Vaccinations Chart For Horses

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December 13, 2021
Vaccinations protect your horse from infectious diseases. By regularly vaccinating them, they develop immunity against those illnesses. A schedule should be followed based on your horse’s age, level of exposure, vaccines history, and level of travel. Your veterinarian can help you create a personalized one! Vaccination Chart This chart can be used as a rough...
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