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10 Tips For Trying A New Horse

September 29, 2022
It won’t be easy, especially in this market. Buying a new horse will likely mean trying out quite a few. Quality horses go really fast! You have to know the right questions to ask. Before you proceed, make sure you know yourself and your goals. Trying a Horse Ask lots of questions! Before you even...

5 Interesting Facts About Horses' Eyes

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July 11, 2022
Those big brown eyes have a way of captivating you! Most riders have stared into their horse’s eyes in wonder. Can they see color? Do they have blind spots? How are they at judging distances? These questions and many more have perplexed horse owners across the world. Horses’ eyes are quite interesting! Facts About Horses’...

Benefits Of Horses On The Homestead

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July 5, 2022
More people are moving away from cities and onto homesteads. In this self-sustaining lifestyle, homesteaders grow their own food, can or freeze it, heat their home with firewood, and build their own shelters to name a few things. Horses can be a valuable addition to these farms, especially draft types. Horses and Homesteading Most people...

8 Most Popular Horse Colors

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June 20, 2022
Horses come in a rainbow of neutral colors- brown, gray, black, and golden. Without a doubt, some coat shades are more popular than others. Much like a person, your horse’s genetics dictate what color they will be. Popular Horse Colors Bay: The rich brown color known as bay is one of the most common colors...

5 Tips For Improving Your Western Dressage Score

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February 25, 2022
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...

Caring For Your Horse In Snowy Weather

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December 14, 2021
The forecast is calling for snow, which means you’ll have some extra work at the barn. Most horses do just fine in cold, snowy weather, but some preparation is usually required. Basics like shelter, food, and fresh water need to be offered at all times. It can get tricky with inches of snow on the...

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...

A Fall/Winter Bucket List For Horse Owners

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November 10, 2021
Fall is in full force, and winter is nearly here! While it’s easy to grab a blanket and never leave the house, your horse will definitely miss you. Dare the cold and have some fun outside! There are plenty of unique activities to try with your horse these seasons. Hopefully, this bucket list will get...

10 Ways Horses Are Similar To Dogs

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September 3, 2021
Your horse and dog are both special to you. While they may be completely different species, they do have some similarities! For one, they’re both incredibly lovable. I’m sure you enjoy their company equally. There are plenty of other similarity too. Similarities Between Your Horse and Dog They both enjoy the outdoors. Some horses and...
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