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Every six to eight weeks your horse should receive a trim by a professional farrier. This is important for maintaining a sound and happy horse. The saying ‘no hoof, no horse’ is definitely true. Not all farriers are equal though! Make sure you find the right one for the job! Selecting a Farrier Work Experience:...

A roached or hogged mane is completely shaven. Many disciplines welcome and encourage this look. Sometimes, your horse will need their mane shaved for medical purposes or because it’s too tangled. Whatever your reason, this style works really well on many horses. It gives them a clean, polished look. How to Roach a Mane Prep...

Many people decide to clip or trim their horses for various reasons. You may choose to trim the whiskers on their muzzle, ear hair, bridle path, or the feathers on their legs. It may be necessary for shows. In other cases, a bridle path can make tacking up easier. And lastly, a clipped horse looks...

Your may think your farrier’s only job is to hammer shoes onto your horse’s hooves, but that’s not quite right. They actually play a major role in the health and well-being of your horse. In general, most work with the lower limbs and hoof areas. This fascinating equine career is very lucrative. It’s definitely worth...

Every horse owner should know what a good hoof trimming looks like. It is your responsibility to make sure your farrier is knowledgeable and doing their job correctly. Poor trims can leave your horse sore and even cause long-term damage over time. Make sure you have a basic understanding of how a balanced, healthy hoof...

You can make your farrier’s job a whole lot easier by having a well-behaved horse. Not only is it frustrating, but it can be dangerous when your horse moves around during a trim or shoeing. Don’t worry, you can improve your horse’s manners with a little bit of training and persistence. Follow These 3 Steps...

No need to be plain when you can stand out! That’s just what these horse barns did! From green to yellow, these barns proved a little color can make a great impression. While traditional red works for many, others crave more rarity. This colorful selection will show you just how much fun you can have...

The hooves of a horse are, without a doubt, extremely important. Good hoof health begins by addressing your horse’s entire lifestyle. I’m sure we’ve all come across a horse that has cracked or chipped feet, perhaps even laminitis or navicular. Trimming or shoeing a horse is just a temporary fix to a much deeper problem. Take a look at...