Etiquette On the Horseback Riding Trail
Thursday, June 19 2014
by Editor
Heading out on the trails is a great way to enjoy a summer day.
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
Recognizing the Signs of Concussion In a Rider
Wednesday, June 18 2014
by Editor
Last month we featured a blog post on how to handle a rider who’s been in a serious fall. In some cases, it will be plainly evident that a rider is injured – they’re knocked unconscious or they have broken a bone. In other cases, though, the injuries might not be quite so apparent.
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Kerry Bog Pony
Monday, June 16 2014
by Editor
A unique breed from the bogs of Ireland, the Kerry Bog Pony was on the brink of extinction only twenty years ago. History The Kerry Bog Pony is believed to have originated in County Kerry, Ireland as early as the 17 th century.
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What to do when your Horse Rears
Friday, June 13 2014
by Editor
A rearing horse is dangerous and frightening for any rider.
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beyond the track, classic-equine, horse, industry, notes from the field, pacer pride, the classic insider, wordpress-org
Keeping Cool at Horse Shows
Thursday, June 12 2014
by Editor
Why is it that some horse shows seem to fall on the hottest days of the summer? Keeping both yourself and your horse cool in the summer heat can be a challenge, but we’ve got some tips to help you cool off.
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Is Your Dog Barn-Safe?
Wednesday, June 11 2014
by Editor
It may seem idyllic to have your dog accompany you to the barn when you make visits to ride your horse.
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between the ears, classic, equine history, horse-basics, pacer pride, september-2013, tails & trails, the hopeful amateur
Equine History: Secretariat Won the Belmont Stakes with a Stunning 31 Lengths
Monday, June 09 2014
by Editor
June 9 th, 1973 was a historic day in horse racing: It’s the day that Secretariat won the Belmont Stakes with a stunning 31-length lead. With that victory the chestnut Thoroughbred stallion became the first Triple Crown winner in 25 years, and he became a household name at the same time. Secretariat was born on March 30, 1970.
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Is Your Horse Parade-Ready?
Friday, June 06 2014
by Editor
Horses are always the highlight of parades.
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architect, archives, classic, classic-equine, february-2014, hopeful-amateur, pacer-pride, pony tales, tails & trails
Building a Horse’s Confidence at Shows
Thursday, June 05 2014
by Editor
Taking a horse to his first horse show can be a stressful and worrisome experience.
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beyond the track, chasin', december-2013, equipment, horse, pacer pride, pacer-pride, tails & trails, the classic insider, tucker the wunderkind
Protecting Your Horse From the Sun
Wednesday, June 04 2014
by Editor
Summer’s official start is just a few short weeks away, and with it will come longer days of more intense sunlight. The increased sunlight will mean extra riding hours – a good thing – but too much sun can also be a problem for horses, bringing about bleached coats and even burns. Want to keep your horse safe in the sun this summer?
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Along for The Ride, child, classic, february-2013, laurengallops, pony tales, september-2013, tails & trails, tucker the wunderkind