Clipper Care and Maintenance
Wednesday, January 01 2014
by Editor
If you clip your horse in the winter, then your clippers get in a good workout. A good set of clippers is a substantial investment; keep your clippers running for years by properly maintaining them
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The Jutland Horse
Monday, December 30 2013
by Editor
The Jutland horse is a beautiful, proud breed. But like many of the lesser-known horse breeds , its numbers are declining. Luckily, the Jutland’s importance to Danish history and culture likely ensures that the breed will not ever be allowed to go extinct
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2014 New Year Resolutions
Friday, December 27 2013
by Editor
With the approach of the New Year, resolutions are on everyone’s mind. Have you already planned yours for this year?
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Stable-ity Grids: The Solution to Mud
Thursday, December 26 2013
by Editor
Mud is the bane of every horse person’s existence.
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What Horses Give Us
Wednesday, December 25 2013
by Editor
On this day of gift giving we thought it would be nice to take a step back and think about the special gifts that our horses give to us every day. Here are some of our favorites. Strength On the back of a horse, we have strength far greater than any we would ever posse on our own.
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Storing Feed Properly
Friday, December 20 2013
by Editor
We all pay a lot for horse feed . By storing it properly you can minimize the amount of feed that goes to waste, while ensuring that the feed your horse eats is safe and good for him. Hay Quality Buy only hay that has been properly cured and stored, and inspect every hay delivery you receive.
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Is a Round Pen or Arena in Your Future?
Thursday, December 19 2013
by Editor
As we head into the new year are you thinking about your training and competition goals for 2014? Having a safe and appropriate space to train and ride in is essential for every rider, and it also makes the rides much more enjoyable Did you know that the quality of Classic Equine Equipment products extends beyond just barns
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Warm Ups and Cool Downs in Cold Weather
Wednesday, December 18 2013
by Editor
Winter rides can be fun – with the proper tack and clothing, you and your horse can enjoy dashing through the snow. It’s important to take precautions to warm up and cool down your horse properly, though, especially in the cold weather
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Abaco Barb
Monday, December 16 2013
by Editor
Have you ever heard of the Abaco Barb? Although only recognized relatively recently, the Abaco Barb’s origins reach back to the 1500s and the Spanish explorers.
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Recycling In the Barn
Friday, December 13 2013
by Editor
Before you know it, it will be time for New Year’s Resolutions. Luckily for you, we’ve gotten your barn management resolution all taken care of. If you’d like to “go green” and up your recycling around the barn , here are some of the most wasted barn materials and great ways to give them a second life
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