How to Monitor a Horse Away in Training
Wednesday, January 21 2015
When sending a horse away for training, that horse may be away for a few weeks or even a few months. And while you may have done your homework before sending your horse away for training, there’s still room for things to go wrong
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The Hackney Pony
Monday, January 19 2015
Are you lucky enough to have a Hackney Pony in your barn ? This flashy, high-stepping pony has an intriguing history and makes a popular horse show competitor. History The Hackney originated from Norfolk, England
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New Beginnings: Fostering a Rescue Horse
Friday, January 16 2015
Continuing our theme of new beginnings, you could give a horse a new beginning this year! Fostering a rescue horse is a great way to help out a horse in need. If you think you’d like to give fostering a try, here are the basics that you will need to know
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Should You Send Your Horse Away for Training?
Wednesday, January 14 2015
Sending a horse away to a trainer requires a good deal of trust, since your horse’s care and wellbeing will be in the trainer’s hands. If you’re planning to send your horse away for training, you will want to make sure that the horse will be safe and that the training will be a positive experience. Here are some factors you’ll want to consider
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GumBits to Present Happy Horse Harmony Award at Global Dressage Festival
Tuesday, January 13 2015
Gumbits introduces the GumBits Happy Horse Harmony Award at the 2015 Adequan Global Dressage Festival.
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Bringing Your Horses Home
Tuesday, January 13 2015
Karen Rudolph and one of her miniature horses.
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Zippo Pine Bar: A Quarter Horse Legacy
Monday, January 12 2015
January 12, 1998 marked a significant date in equine history, as Quarter Horse lovers mourned the passing of legendary sire Zippo Pine Bar.
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The Dressage Foundation’s Renee Isler Fund Awards Grant To Stephanie Brown-Beamer
Friday, January 09 2015
Stephanie Brown-Beamer (Photo Courtesy of The Dressage Foundation) January 9, 2015 – The Dressage Foundation’s Renee Isler Dressage Support Fund has awarded a $1,000 grant to instructor Stephanie Brown-Beamer (NY) to train her Friesian cross, Gryphon Z, with Pam Goodrich.
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New Beginnings: Little Changes That Mean Big Improvements for Your Barn
Friday, January 09 2015
Years of use can take a toll on your horse barn, but luckily big improvements don’t have to mean big renovations. If you’re looking to give your barn a new beginning in 2015 but don’t want to do a full renovation, there are still many ways that you can improve it. Horse Stalls Adding new horse stalls can drastically improve the appearance, function and safety of your barn
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How to Make Blanketing Your Horse Easier
Thursday, January 08 2015
As January hits, winter may be taking a toll on your blanketing morale. Are you tired of changing blankets and dealing with tears and rips? We’ve come up with some great tips to make blanketing easier for you.
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