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Bruised Soles

Wednesday, November 13 2013 by Editor

If your horse has been showing hoof sensitivity, but doesn’t have any signs of an abscess, bruised soles might be the issue. Bruised soles are a common occurrence, but thankfully they’re easily treated and prevented. What Are Bruised Soles?

Published in The Classic Insider, Z-Blogs

Tagged under: barn, classic, classic-equine, equipment, in the irons, november-2013, pacer pride, pony tales, the classic insider, tucker the wunderkind

Classic Equine Equipment’s Legend Stall Series

Thursday, November 07 2013 by Editor

Versatile and available with many different options, Classic Equine Equipment’s Legend Stall Series offers you the ability to customize each stall to fit your specific needs and desires.

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Tagged under: barn, chasin', classic, industry, january-2013, manufactured, pacer-pride, show world, the classic insider, the-barn-book, wordpress-org

Bandaging Brush-Up: Are You Doing It Right?

Wednesday, November 06 2013 by Editor

Bandaging is a necessary skill to have as a horse owner, but it takes some practice (and regular use of the skill) to get it right. If your bandaging methods are a little rusty, here are a few brush-up basics to help you out.

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Tagged under: archives, between the ears, beyond the track, classic, equipment, falabella, february-2013, january-2013, laurengallops, pacer-pride, september-2013, tucker the wunderkind

Pryor Mountain Mustang

Monday, October 28 2013 by Editor

Have you ever seen the popular documentary, Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies ? If so, then you’ve gotten a close glimpse into the life of the Pryor Mountain Mustang , a truly unique mustang breed which still ranges the West today.

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Tagged under: beyond the track, classic, classic-equine, february-2013, higher education, industry, october-2013, pacer pride, pony tales, tails & trails

Accessorizing Your Tack Room

Thursday, October 24 2013 by Editor

As you begin to pack things away for the winter, space in your tack room can get quite crowded very quickly.

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Tagged under: architect, boredom-recent, classic, classic-equine, february-2013, higher education, january-2013, laurengallops, pony tales, show world, stall-rest, the classic insider

The Morab

Monday, October 14 2013 by Editor

The Morgan and the Arabian are two hugely popular breeds today. The Morab combines characteristics of both of these breeds into one horse which is hugely versatile and talented, both in the show ring and as a working horse

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Tagged under: adoption, archives, classic, horse, horse country chic, in the irons, industry, olympic sidelines, tails & trails, the-barn-book, the-morab, wordpress-org

Comfortable Flooring for Your Stalls

Thursday, October 10 2013 by Editor

Your horse spends a large part of his life in his stall, and as winter arrives he’ll probably be spending more time than normal standing indoors. You can keep him comfortable by providing him with a good flooring system for his stall. Today Greg, Classic Equine Equipment Regional Sales Manager, discusses two flooring systems that Classic Equine Equipment has available

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Tagged under: architect, barn, beyond the track, children, classic, classic q&a, classic-equine, daily-grooming, health, higher education, september-2013, wordpress-org

Heating Your Barn in the Winter

Thursday, October 03 2013 by Editor

Do you find yourself dreading the tasks of grooming, tacking up, and even performing regular barn chores in the cold that will come with this winter?

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Tagged under: barn, classic, classic q&a, equipment, horse country chic, january-2013, show world, the classic insider, winter-choosing

Choosing Quality Hay

Wednesday, October 02 2013 by Editor

Hay is a vital component of your horse’s diet; at least half of your horse’s feed should consist of a quality hay. As you’re stocking up on hay for the winter, do you know what you’re getting? Spend some time inspecting the hay before you purchase it to make sure that it’s of a good quality for your horse

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Tagged under: barn, between the ears, chasin', classic, education, educationhorse, laurengallops, pony tales, posts-choosing, the-criollo, tucker the wunderkind, wordpress-org

Economical Price, European Elegance: Kimberwick Stalls

Thursday, September 19 2013 by Editor

About a month ago we introduced you to the Classic Equine Equipment Integrity Stall Series. Today, Jim, Classic Equine Equipment Sales Consultant, discusses the Kimberwick Stall Series . Classic Equine Equipment’s Kimberwick stall is a more economical option which still features the styling of the European Stall Series.