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You can save yourself a lot of headache by learning some health terms in the horse world. It will make communicating with your veterinarian and farrier so much easier! When they ask important questions, it’s essential you use the correct terms so they get a clear picture of what’s truly going on. This will also...

It’s essential that you support your horse’s hooves. This can be through proper hoof care like picking them out and regular farrier visits, but also with nutrition and supplements. There are key minerals and vitamins that can encourage growth and hardness in their hooves. Hoof Supplements Most hoof supplements are designed to create strong hooves...

As your horse grows from a foal to adult, you’ll have to teach them various lessons. Many older horses also need refreshers, so they stay respectful. Most trainers agree that one of the best things you can teach your horse is giving to pressure. All horses can benefit from this skill! How to Teach this...

Most non-horse folks underestimate the amount of skill it takes to ride a horse. Your body is taking on a whole new form of exercise with muscles that have never been used before. Each discipline from barrel racing to trail riding requires things like balance and stamina in order to succeed. Luckily, your body adjusts...

Buying your first horse is an exciting time! You’ve likely ridden a lot of lessons horses and are ready for a partner of your own. Horses require a lot of care though. You’ll want to make sure you know how to keep them healthy and happy. Helpful Horse Tips For Newbies Find an experienced horse...

Every rider starts off as a beginner. As you move through the levels, you develop riding skills that help you to communicate better with your horse and stay safe. It doesn’t matter what type of riding you do or how advanced you are, these skills are functional for every rider and horse! Basic Skills to...

Horses can have an array of unique markings on their face. Whether the pattern is wide, skinny, speckled, or barely noticeable, it’s what makes your horse different. Frequently, a simple white marking will be used to differentiate two similar colored horses. Your veterinarian will also identify your horse based on his facial and leg patterns....