If you are in this drought and your horses are on grass there are some things to consider. Grass that is trying to […]
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Just turn him out feral, what’s the big deal? A word about making sure your horses are safe in many different ways
During times of natural disaster, it always comes to my mind how important it is that horses in our care can depend on […]
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Using a Track as Part of Rehab
Track systems have become more and more popular since the concept was conceived across the pond in response to obese horses becoming a […]
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“My Horse Gets Footy Every Fall”
“getting footy” is an old label for spring or fall time lameness. What is actually going on here is the very first stage […]
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Grippy Shoes Can Take a Toll
Borium shoes or “road shoes” or “drill techs” (whatever extra grippy application is used in your area) are routinely considered a terrible thing […]
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More Whoa than Go, No Work Ethic
“More whoa then go, has no work ethic, she will make you earn a trot, cantering is something that is really hard from […]
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Let’s Talk Polls-the Non-Political kind
Let’s talk polls. (Hint-not a political reading) The poll is the area where the bridle or halter sits, right behind the ears. Head […]
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Is Your Horse Light on Their Front Feet?
What can prompt a horse to rear? (If you’ve ever had a horse with a rearing problem we’d sure find it interesting to […]
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But Do You Know About Methionine?
Methionine is not very talked about in the horse world but it’s important and it should be. In nature horses get adequate methionine […]
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2024 Adoptable Appalachian Trainer Face Off Horses
ALL ADOPTABLE AUGUST 24th in Winfield, WV http://www.Appalachiantrainerfaceoff.com Click here for ALL DETAILS ABOUT EACH HORSE
