The Georgian Grande
Monday, June 10 2013
Have you ever heard of the Georgian Grande?
- Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs
How to Properly Quarantine a Sick Horse
Friday, June 07 2013
Contagious diseases can be a nightmare in barns; if one horse becomes ill, it is vital to quarantine him to contain the disease. Knowing how to properly quarantine a horse at your facility can prevent a large-scale disease spread. Isolate If at all possible, stall the ill horse in a separate barn, alone
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Six Tips for Evaluating Saddle Fit on Your Horse
Wednesday, May 29 2013
Our horses give us a lot, and carry us for hours at a time.
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Barn Building 101: Special Needs – New Horses and Foals
Thursday, May 16 2013
When building your barn, you may want to consider special stalls for “special needs” horses, e.g. mares and foals and new horses to your barn
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Sugarbush Draft Horse
Wednesday, May 15 2013
In the early 1900’s, invention of the automobile and tractor meant that horses were no longer in high demand for farm work. Instead, many of the remaining draft horses were used by carriage companies, often pulling decorative weddings for carriages. Everett Smith of Ohio operated the Sugarbush Hitch Company.
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Keeping Riders Cool During the Summer
Monday, May 06 2013
The summer brings with it wonderful weather for riding, but it also brings the challenge of staying cool in the saddle. Last week we looked at ways to keep your horse cool and comfortable – now let’s take a look at some measures you can take to keep yourself comfortable while riding in the heat.
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A Look at Round Penning
Friday, April 19 2013
If you’re lucky enough to board your horse at a barn with a round pen, then you have access to a valuable training tool.
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The Modern Desert-Horse: The Akhal-Teke
Monday, April 15 2013
Have you ever been lucky enough to have seen one of these unusual looking horses in real life? The Akhal-Teke is an incredible, beautiful breed, and currently there are only about 3,500 of them in the world. A great endurance horse, the Akhal-Teke has an unusual appearance and looks like it’s stepped right out of a history book.
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First Aid Basics – Wound Care
Wednesday, April 10 2013
After a day of turnout, your horse comes in with a few scrapes on his legs.
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