What to Do If Your Horse Is Foundering
Thursday, July 30 2015
Founder is a serious condition that can have debilitating consequences if not quickly treated. The term “founder” refers to a condition where the coffin bone inside your horse’s hoof moves down inside the hoof capsule. Spring grasses put horses at a particularly high risk of founder, but founder is a condition that can really occur at any time
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Tips for Creating the Ideal Viewing Room
Thursday, July 23 2015
A viewing room often acts as the hub of a barn – it’s a place for riders and others to gather and relax while watching friends or family ride. Your viewing room may also double as a lounge or meeting place
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How to Design Your Barn to Save You Time
Wednesday, July 22 2015
Do you find that you’re often busy and need to squeeze in time for riding? The way that you design your barn can save you time in the daily care of your horses
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Horse-Themed Summer Road Trips
Tuesday, July 21 2015
Summer is the perfect time to hit the road for a road trip, and what better idea than to make your road trip horse-themed? Looking for some great ideas for summertime horse road trips
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Traits of a Great Equine Vet
Thursday, July 16 2015
A vet is your partner in maintaining your horse’s health, so it’s important to make sure that the vet that you use is a great one. Do you know what traits you should be looking for in a great equine vet? Listening to the Owner Any good vet needs to have the ability and willingness to listen to the horse owner.
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Building a Barn on a Budget
Wednesday, July 15 2015
Are you trying to bring your dream barn to life, but struggling with the limited budget you have to work within? We have good news for you – you can absolutely build a horse barn on a budget. Building a barn on a budget does require a little extra planning, though
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Training Exercises to Put to Work on the Trail
Tuesday, July 14 2015
Trail riding is a great summertime activity, but if you’re hesitant to head out on the trail because you feel that your horse might miss out on schooling for the day, that doesn’t have to be the case. There are plenty of horse training and schooling exercises that you can put to work on the trail so that your horse gets his training and you get to enjoy the change of scenery. Here are a few exercises to get you started
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Tips for Expanding Your Barn
Friday, July 10 2015
Is your current barn a little too small for your liking? If your stalls are filled and you need more space, then it’s time to expand your horse barn.
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How to Help Your Child Make the Most of Summer Horseback Riding Camp
Thursday, July 09 2015
Will your child be attending a horseback riding camp this summer?
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Tips for Finding a Great Equine Chiropractor
Wednesday, July 08 2015
An equine chiropractor can make a big difference in a horse’s comfort and performance, but it’s important to find a talented chiropractor. Put these tips to use when it’s time for you to find a great equine chiropractor
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