Guest Post: Choose the Right Piece of Land for Your Barn
Tuesday, February 25 2014
by Editor
The land where you build a barn is almost as important as the barn itself. It should be both easy to develop and enjoyable to use. In this post, let’s go land shopping! Know the zoning.
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archives, barn building 101, beyond the track, campolina, chasin', sidelines, the hopeful amateur, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org
Characterized by the striking profile of its head, the Campolina originates from Brazil and has existed for just under two centuries. These beautiful horses are the combination of many popular breeds , including the Clydesdale, American Saddle Horse, and Holsteiner. History The Campolina breed was created by Brazilian farmer Cassiano Campolina
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architect, archives, campolina, classic, equipment, horse breed, horses, in the irons, moon-blindness, show world
Preparing Yourself to Ride
Friday, February 21 2014
by Editor
Our horses are incredible athletes, and every time we ride them they share their athleticism with us. As riders, we’re athletes too. So while you probably stretch your horse and give him long warm-ups to make sure that he’s ready for work, it’s equally as important to prepare yourself before each ride
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architect, chasin', december-2013, november-2013, pony tales, riding, tails & trails, the hopeful amateur
Moon Blindness
Wednesday, February 19 2014
by Editor
Horses depend greatly on their senses, including their sense of smell, sound, and sight. Moon Blindness is alarming because it threatens the horse’s sight, frequently leading to blindness
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Feb 25-26, 2006 – Stacy Westfall Became the First Woman Winner of the Road to the Horse
Monday, February 17 2014
by Editor
In 2006, Stacy Westfall faced down some of the top horse trainers in the world to become the first female to win the Road to the Horse competition. Westfall’s win thrilled many in attendance, as it proved that women can be competitive in the often male-dominated Western world of colt starting
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classic-equine, february-2014, higher education, in-the-irons, industry, laurengallops, september-2013, the-barn-book
Top Reasons Why We Love Horses
Friday, February 14 2014
by Editor
Whether or not you have a two-legged valentine, you can always be assured that you have a four-legged valentine waiting for you in the barn.
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classic, december-2013, education, higher education, in-the-irons, november-2013, pacer-pride, the hopeful amateur
A Club Foot: What Does It Mean?
Wednesday, February 12 2014
by Editor
A club foot can look alarming, but it doesn’t necessarily mean the end of a horse’s potential as a riding or competition mount. Learning more about what causes a club foot and what it can mean for a horse’s future will help you better understand this issue
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barn, february-2014, higher education, hopeful-amateur, laurengallops, the-barn-book, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org
If you’re a fan of both pintos and Arabians, the Pintabian might be just the breed for you! Pintabians offer the best qualities of tobiano horses and Arabians. Though a relatively new breed, it is quickly gaining popularity for its excellent temperament and incredible endurance
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The Benefits of Stretching Before a Ride
Friday, February 07 2014
by Editor
Top athletes always stretch before working out or competing . Your horse can benefit from the same routine
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archives, barn, equipment, higher education, hopeful-amateur, in the irons, pacer-pride, pony tales, september-2013
Unique Tack Room Customization Options
Thursday, February 06 2014
by Editor
Do you find yourself faced with limited space and accessibility issues with your current tack room? Maybe you’re in the process of planning your dream barn and want to make sure that your tack is conveniently positioned to make tacking up and untacking an easy process. Today Jim Johnson, Classic Equine Equipment Sales Representative, discusses two unique options available to tailor your tack storage to your individual needs.
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architect, between the ears, classic, classic q&a, classic-equine, education, in the irons, industry, notes from the field, november-2013, sidelines