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Welcome to the Suite 101 page on horses! We feature articles and news on all aspects of horses and horsemanship from dressage to reining, natural horsemanship to vaquero traditions, equine therapy to finding stables, grooming, horse health and nutrition, even showing your horse in competitions.
Managing your horse from training to birthing new foals to first getting in the saddle can be a daunting task without the right advice and experienced research. So before you tackle hoof trimming or a veterinarian visit, consult the articles here and in the archives to get it straight from the horse's mouth.
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Hiring a Jumping Horse Trainer
In: Horse Training
Many riders require the assistance of a jumping horse trainer, either for themselves or for their horses. Hiring the wrong horse trainer, however, can prove disastrous. more...
How to Groom a Horse After Riding
In: Horse Care
After cooling a horse down from a ride, most people observe some sort of grooming ritual. The type of grooming used, however, can make a difference. more...
In: Horse Care
Very few people can escape the news media without hearing about the H1N1 virus. But can horses catch swine flu? more...
Best Holiday Decorations for the Barn
In: Horses (general)
Who says that the barn doesn't need some holiday cheer? There are plenty of safe, equine-friendly holiday decorations for the barn that will enliven everyone's spirits. more...
In: Horses (general)
Most horseback riders identify more strongly with either Western or English riding. Although some become proficient in both, it is important to know the difference. more...
How to Switch Disciplines in Horseback Riding
In: Horse Training
When a rider decides to switch disciplines, the transition can be confusing. However, there are ways to help the horse cope with a new equestrian sport. more...
In: Horse Training
Starting gridwork is an excellent way to improve communication between horse and rider. However, jumping grids is not as easy as it looks. more...
Cool Down Tips for Horseback Riders
In: Horse Training
Cooling down a horse is just as important as warming him up. Horseback riders should think of the cool down as an integral part of the workout. more...
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Why Do Horses Need So Much Care?
In: Horses (general)
By: Paula Sainthouse
Do You Really Want to Work with Horses?
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