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Best Holiday Decorations for the Barn
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...
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...
Rules of Beginner Horseback Riding
Horseback riding is confusing because there is a lot of information to absorb. Remembering these six rules can help novice riders master the equestrian basics. more...
Despite the advances in technology and science, agriculture is still a booming industry. Horse ranch jobs are available for those who love animals and the outdoors. more...
How to Correct a Downhill Horse
A downhill horse is one who moves on the forehand. By lifting the shoulders and building topline, it is possible to correct a downhill horse. more...
How to Keep Retired Horses Active
Keeping retired horses active is quite a challenge. The senior horse requires exercises and activities to keep him mobile and engaged. more...
How to Balance School and Horses
Thousands of teen horse owners struggle with how to balance school and horses. From homework management to horse shows, you must establish priorities. more...
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Resuming Horse Riding After Illness or Injury
By: Paula Sainthouse
Returning to riding after time off for health reasons, such as an accident or prolonged illness, can be an anxious time for many reasons. more...
Babieca, El Cid's White Charger
By: Lynda Osborne
Babieca is one of the most famous horses in history. As El Cid's charger the story of his life has become surrounded in myth and legend with the passage of time. more...
Writing a Good Sale Advert for Your Horse
By: Paula Sainthouse
Selling a horse can be difficult, and constant calls from unsuitable prospective buyers are very frustrating. more...
Parading a Thoroughbred Yearling
By: Chris Thomas
December marks the yearling season in the Southern Hemisphere. This is a time of sale preparation, parading to clients and walking through the ring. more...
American Leopard Horses Arrived 500 Years Ago
By: Terry McNamee
The history of the spotted horse in North America goes back more than 500 years to the arrival of the horses brought by Spanish explorers. more...
Photographing a Horse for Sale
By: Paula Sainthouse
A good quality picture of the horse offered for sale is often top of the buyer's wish list when he or she is scanning adverts. more...
The Stirrup, a Brief History of its Development
By: Lynda Osborne
Man has been using the horse for millennia. Yet the development of the stirrup in comparison is a relatively modern invention. more...
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