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Summer Camp Options for Horse Show Participants By : Kathy Keeley How does summer always arrive so quickly? School is out, Memorial Day has passed, and now it’s time to figure out summer activities. For the serious rider, and even for those who ride only occasionally, summer horse camps and horse showing are usually at the top of the summer activities list Horse Show Packing Woes: Advice from Savvy ShowMoms By : Kathy Keeley Packing for shows with our children turns out to be one of the most stressful parts of horse showing. In a recent survey, moms reported that the stress of packing and getting ready for a horse show trumped seven other show stressors by a wide margin. Here are some tips to enhance the horse show packing experience: Give That Horse Some Attention By : Jim Brown Horses need attention like any other pet you may have. Horse Racing Throughout History By : Warren Peters Tips and strategies are readily available at this site. Understanding the different types of horse racing. Pick the winning horse with the knowlege you receive. Where To Find Horse Supplies By : Riley Hendersen Owning a horse can be an expensive proposition. Your life long dream of riding whenever you want on your own personal horse has been a reality. Now, unless you were raised around horses, you are probably in for the surprise of your life. Not just where to purchase horse supplies is important, but what you need to keep your animal safe and healthy is also very important. Miniature Horses Are Just Smaller Versions Of A Horse By : Riley Hendersen There is no one breed of horses that are called miniature-this is just a term that is used to describe a horse that meets certain height requirements. Most breeds are measured in hands-where one hand equals four inches. However, minis are measured in inches or centimeters. They are measured from the ground to the base of the hairs on their mane. Arabian Horses Are Generations Old By : Riley Hendersen The Arabian horse has been called the most beautiful of all and he is unmistakable in character and appearance. It is the purest and oldest of all breeds and this variety has been carefully bred for thousands of years and there is evidence that dates them back over 4,500 years. A Paint Horse's History By : Riley Hendersen The American Paint Horse is a breed of horse that combines both the characteristics of a western stock horse with a pinto spotting pattern of white and dark coat colors. The paint horse is a descendant from the Spanish horses that were exported to the Americas in the 16th century and it became part of the herds of wild horses that roamed the Western deserts and plains. Footings - Train And Compete Injury Free By : Ron Petracek The ideal footing for your horse will depend on what type of event, climate, natural ground type and location of where you work, exercise and train your horse. Jumping Finesse: Don't Get Shaken Loose! By : Ron Petracek It's no fun when you lose your balance going over a jump. Learn how to keep your position even on horses who go really big! Proper Grooming of Horses By : Jimmy Cox The body brush does the main work. The groom should stand well back from the horse and lean the weight of his body on to the brush, which should penetrate to the skin. It is worked in the direction that the coat lays. How To Saddle a Horse By : Kelvin Ho When first learning to saddle a horse, you should know that there is no difference between using a western saddle or an English saddle. They require the same knowledge and steps. Riding Down Hills By : Ron Petracek Why zigzagging isn't a good idea! - And other riding tips that you will find quite useful. Signs of Navicular Disease By : Ron Petracek There are several signs that a horse suffering from navicular will exhibit. See what they are and what other signs the horse will give you. Have You Outgrown Your Horse By : Ron Petracek This article tells you how to recognize when you've outgrown your horse. And what to do if you have. Understanding The Signs Of Horse Health To Protect Your Animal By : Riley Hendersen The care for horses is very much the same; ensuring the proper medical, physical, and nutritional care for a horse is part of the responsibility of its owners. There are many different facets of horse health and all must be attended to in order to ensure the horse's vitality and longevity. Owning Miniature Horses - The Smallest Of The Small By : Riley Hendersen If you are interested in owning miniature horses, it is important to do a fair amount of research. Just as with any breed of horse, temperaments vary from horse to horse. Seek out and get to know a reputable breeder who can assist you in finding the horse that's right for you and your family. 3 Equine Vices By : Jo Thompson Does your horse have a vice? Is it serious enough to affect your horses health? Find out now. Foalhood Septicemias By : Ron Petracek With the foaling season nearing, it is important that you are prepared to prevent the bacterial infections that may be life threatening to newborn foals. Learn more about foalhood septicemias so you can be prepared when your little one hits the ground. How We Moved from Local Shows to Circuit Shows By : Kathy Keeley Our family became involved in horse showing when we started out in local farm shows and then moved to local association shows and onto regional and national AAA circuit shows. We gained valuable insight along the way, had to upgrade our horses and our tack, and had to develop a single-minded focus for all involved. How to Get Organized for a New Year of Horse Shows By : Kathy Keeley In late January, we start organizing lists and beginning to plan what has to be done for the upcoming season. We start sorting, cleaning, and reorganizing our show items and develop joint lists and distribute the work. Here's how we divide our tasks: Conditioning And Feeding Horses By : Jimmy Cox Horses confined in stables are being kept under artificial conditions, and in consequence skill is required to maintain them in good health. Living under natural conditions the horse eats grass; he eats for a very considerable number of hours each day and during the night; he feeds in small quantities at frequent intervals, and he drinks whenever he feels inclined. Paint Horses As A Part Of American History By : Riley Hendersen When it comes to American history, no other animal is more closely associated with the story of this country than the horse. Inseparable from the Wild West, and indistinguishable from the image of the American cowboy, horses will be forever identified with the picture of early Americana. But no breed of horse is more interconnected with this cherished history than Paint horses. How Showing Horses Has Made Me a Better Parent By : Kathy Keeley Horse showing creates many opportunities to parent and raise a healthy teenager. Teachable moments are prevalent throughout a horse show, as well as opportunities to practice communication skills and instill your family values in your teen Below are some real-life examples of how you can transform sports situations found in horse shows into real life lessons. 7 Strategies to Help Horse Show Parents and Teens Beat the Losing Slump By : Kathy Keeley Horse showing provides an incredible opportunity for learning important life lessons for both teens and their parents. Sportsmanship, competition, and learning to deal with losing can serve as the basis for significant teachable moments for parents. We have a unique role to play in helping our children keep their perspective, and we can provide important emotional support during tough times, as well. The Importance Of Horse Supplies In Maintaining A Healthy Animal By : Riley Hendersen In the care and keeping of horses, it is necessary to have a variety of standard horse supplies at the ready in order to responsibly fulfill our duties as horse owners or caregivers. 10 Lessons to Survive the Horse Show Circuit By : Kathy Keeley Traveling the horse show circuit can be quite an adventure, especially when you're traveling with your daughter. Below are 10 "school of hard knock" lessons we've learned along the way: How Show Moms Can Survive the Horse Show Experience By : Kathy Keeley Teachable moments are all around us every single day in every activity that we do. As a parent, it's important to remember our responsibility as role models to our children, whatever the situation, so that they learn effective life lessons that will serve them always. Here are three of my best tips for surviving the show experience and making the most of the time with your child. What is Natural Horsemanship? By : Stacey Christiansen If you have anything to do with horses, or know someone who does, chances are you’ve heard the term “natural horsemanship”. Regardless of your particular view of natural horsemanship it's here to stay… at least until the next ‘new’ thing comes along. The Ancient Elegance Of Arabian Horses In The Modern World By : Riley Hendersen Horse enthusiasts will often regale you with stories of their predisposition towards a particular breed. But when it comes to a long history of admiration, no other breed comes close to Arabian horses; a breed long held in great esteem by nations far and wide. Parelli Natural Horsemanship By : Ron Petracek Natural horsemanship can help establish a relationship of trust and understanding between horse and rider. Pat Parelli makes this easy by creating games that you can use to work with your horse. Laminitis : The Hidden Danger Of Pasture By : Mark Andrews Springtime. A collective sigh of relief goes up around the country as horses can spend more time turned out. But beware. With the surge of grass growth comes an increased risk of laminitis. Acute laminitis should be treated as an emergency. Within only a few hours the disease can cause permanent damage to the feet. So, if you think your pony has laminitis, ring the vet straight away. The sooner treatment can be started, the better the chance of limiting the damage. What... Why A Horse Must Trust You Before Crossing A Stream. Its All In His Eyes. By : Sierra Lynch Here's another question from email after my post about a horse's sense of trust (No click). And it brings out a point about a horse's senses that you might not have realized. I certainly didn't until I started studying horse health. But if you understand it, you'll know why a horse might be reluctant to cross strange streams. "Dear Sierra, A few days a go you wrote about taking a horse onto a trail he's never been on, especially water. I haven't owned my horse for very lo... Taking the 'Frenzy' out of Feeding Time By : Stacey Christiansen Horses are natural grazers. They would like nothing better than to stand around the pasture, alternating grazing and napping, 24/7. It's what they are born to do. So in the winter months when grazing isn't an option, it's no wonder they get a little over-excited and rambunctious at feeding time. But it doesn't have to get out of control. Alternative Horse Therapy By : Kelvin Ho Traditional veterinary medicine, much like in the human world, is often based on treating symptoms rather than the cause, or the underlying problem. How To Prevent Your Horse From Getting Diarrhea…by Fixing His Teeth By : Sierra Lynch It's a messy problem, but if you own horses long enough, you'll eventually have to deal with it: diarrhea. Your horse can get it for many reasons. But did you know a major cause of horse diarrhea is poor dental care? It's true. Here's why. And what you can do to help prevent this smelly problem… Your horse's digestive system was designed to take frequent meals in very small amounts. That's why horses in the wild seldom get diarrhea. They graze on whatever forage they find ... Common Parasites in the Horse By : Ron Petracek Learn how to recognize unwanted visitors and treatments When Your Horse Outlives You By : Ron Petracek As horse owners, we are sometimes faced with difficult life or death questions regarding horses in our care. But we rarely ever consider the reverse: what plan do we have if our horses outlive us? This article describes how you can ensure that your furry and hoofed loved ones are cared for after you're gone. How To Take Care Of Your Horse By : Kelvin Ho Horses are one of the most exciting pets to own and they make excellent companions. In fact, they are almost like people with their own personalities. However, taking care of your horse is a big responsibility and your horse must be cared for properly to keep it healthy and happy. Softening Exercises for Schooling Horses on Contact By : Ron Petracek Softening Exercises for Schooling Horses on Contact Whether green or well schooled, many horses will lay in the rider’s hands instead of taking true contact. Some may do so as a form of resistance or greenness; whereas, others may be traveling on the forehand, sore, accustomed to pulling the reins from the rider’s hands, off the track or are unable or resistant of performing self carriage. Keeping Your Barrel Horse Focused at the Gate By : Ron Petracek Anyone who has spent any time around barrel horses knows that many of them can become very excited very easily. Bring them anywhere near an arena gate and they can go from calm to crazy in just a few seconds. Many people think that this is acceptable behavior and all great barrel horses behave this way. I am here to tell you that not only is this behavior not acceptable, but it can be downright dangerous. How to Put Your Horse for Sale Online By : Stacey Christiansen Learn how to put your horse sale on the internet and reach more potential buyers. What Most Horseshoes Don't Protect. And What You Need To Do After Every Ride. By : Sierra Lynch The horseshoe is a wonderful invention. It protects your horse's feet by putting a half inch of steel between his delicate hoof and the hard ground. The problem with horseshoes is they only encircle the perimeter of the hoof, leaving the inner portion of exposed. So if your horse steps on a sharp object, he could easily damage his foot. If left untreated, your horse could go lame. And unrideable. To avoid this problem, here are some things you should do… You need to che... Wonderful Warmbloods , Warmbloods have taken the equestrian world by storm in the past decade. Read By : Ron Petracek Wonderful Warmbloods Warmbloods have gained enormous popularity in the past few years. More and more of these horses are being seen in competition, especially in Grand Prix and Olympic quality competition. This type of horse is often referred to under the broad term of “warmblood,” but there are actually several breeds of Warmbloods and each offer their own bit of edge in competition Preparing for Your First Lesson By : Ron Petracek Preparing for Your First Lesson You’ve always wanted to ride a horse, and now you finally have the opportunity as your first lesson is soon approaching. No doubt, you’ll be feeling some anxiety as you don’t know what to expect, but that feeling is normal! Equine Gestures - These sounds are all too familiar if you own horses. Now, find out what they mean By : Ron Petracek Equine Gestures We hear it every morning as we walk to the barn. A piercing whinny that announces the arrival of the official horse feeder of the day. Horses have a fairly small range of vocal sounds, but many of which we are very familiar with. But, what exactly do they all mean? Avoiding Equine Emergencies In the Trailer By : Ann Marie Henry For as long as people have made horses a part of their lives, there have been horse related emergencies. Those who don’t know much about horses are often surprised that these seemingly graceful and beautiful animals are so accident prone. Finding Custom Horse Equipment By : Gordon Petten There are many different types of horse supplies and equipment that can be purchased for a number of reasons and uses. Old vs. Young: What Age Horse Is Best For You To Buy? By : Jason Borchardt Before you buy a horse, have you given any thought to what age horse is right for you? The age of a horse is a part of horse ownership that is sometimes misunderstood. There are pros and cons to young horses, as well as horses in their late teens and early twenties. The Importance Of Equine Supplements To Promote Good Health By : Gordon Petten If you own a horse, you are probably aware of the money, effort, and time you must invest in order to insure your horse maintains good health. It is just as important for horses to receive yearly check ups as it is for people, and to find the right products, supplies, and supplements that will help your horse maintain its healthy status. Supplements are often a good way to do just that. Horse Tack And Equipment Basics, Helpful Hints By : Gordon Petten If you are thinking of owning a horse, there are several pieces of equipment you will need in order to properly care for and enjoy your horse. Since you will most likely want to ride your horse, you will need an array of items to help make this much easier. The items associated with caring for a horse in this capacity are known as horse tack. Choosing The Right Horse Supplies By : Gordon Petten If you are thinking of owning a horse, there are many aspects you will need to consider before making any purchasing decisions. Owning your horse will be an investment, so you will want to choose carefully. Since you will most likely ride your horse, supplies are among the most crucial of details, and choosing the right ones is crucial. Equine Health, Five Tips For A Healthy Horse By : Gordon Petten If you own a horse, you are probably aware of the time and money needed to properly care for this amazing creature. Since horses have a longer life than do most animals, keeping them healthy can be somewhat of a challenge. Still, there are several things you can do to help ensure your horse stays healthy Horse Classifieds Great For Horse Buying Research By : Sean Russell Buying a horse can be a very time consuming endeavor, with all the different horse breeds and skills to choose from. The more you become familiar with the process of buying and selling horses, the better your chances will be to end up with the horse to fit your needs. There are many avenues to look for the horse you want, like a local barn, tack shops, newspaper classifieds, and now you can go online and look through thousands of horse for sale classifieds. Take your time and... Tips In Getting Your Horse To Trust You By : Brian Kendall It is far more enjoyable to ride a horse that trusts you rather than one who does not. But getting a horse to trust you is a difficult task, especially if the horse has a history of past abuse. It is indeed possible to befriend a horse who is shy and reticent but does not have a history of past abuse. Make sure that you approach the horse from the left. And always remember to show him what you have in your hands – even if it is a hoof pick, meant to be used on him. The ... Would You Know What To do If Your Horse Was Severely Injured By : Roger Bourdon The shock of seeing a badly injured is bad enough but you need to know what to do it you want to keep it alive until the Vet comes Did You Know That Horses Can Get Hay Fever By : Roger Bourdon Hay fever affects horses too but we dont always realise thats what they have, and nowadays the Vet can do a simple test to see exactly what they are allergic to Get That Horse Some Factor 50 and a Sunshade Please By : Roger Bourdon People worry about the care of horses in winter but dont seem to do the same in summer, when they can be equally at risk but from heat and sun related illnesses, rather than the cold. Top 3 Fun Longe Line Exercises for Kids By : Dana Wallert Riding instructors are constantly trying to find new, innovative means of teaching children to ride and become comfortable on horseback. The key is really combining useful exercises that teach balance and position with fun to keep kids interested. Course Winners - Horse Racing's Little White Lie By : Richard Stone Why the idea that a previous course winner should be bet is, at best, a misconception and quite often totally wrong. Keeping Your Horse Healthy By : Tania Smith Regular vaccination and preventative health care is just as necessary for horses as for any other pets to keep them healthy. Health examinations by a veterinarian should be given regularly, even if your horse seems healthy. Illnesses or diseases often causes minor changes in your horse's physical appearance or blood work that needs to be observed by a veterinarian. Common illnesses, like flu, can be prevented by immunization and therefore all horses should receive a flu va... Choosing The Most Suitable Event For You And Your Horse By : Tania Smith Competing in events with your horse can be a very rewarding and satisfying experience as it could not only improve your riding skills, but also strengthen the bond between you and your horse. Find an event that suits you and your horse, whether you like to complete intricate dressage movements, jump hurdles or rope calves. Hunt seat sport is divided into two classes, namely jumping classes and flat classes. The horse's grace and ability displayed while jumping will be judg... Horses, Stables, And Horse Properties By : Jason Atilia If you are planning to buy and keep horses as pets or business, you must consider buying realty horse properties. Horses are not like cats and dogs that you can keep indoors or allow to sleep on your bed. Horses are big animals that need lots of space. In an ideal setting, a horse must have the following: a barn, a stable, and lots of open spaces. You can hardly keep a horse in your backyard without drawing the ire of your wife and that of your neighbors. The best thing you c... Horse Breeds - The German Oldenburg By : Nannikin629 Three important events helped to shape the breed: the first stallion approved decreed by state lay in the year 1820 with the introduction of the register or origins in 1861, and the foundation of the two horse breeding societies by the Horse Breeding Act of April 9, 1897. These two were merged in the year 1923 and The Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society was formed. Fortifying Your Horse Fence By : Jason Atilia Came across an article of Bob Kingsbery, ranch owner and horse fence expert, the other day. I have to admit that he does know what he's talking about. The man knows his fences and had given horse fencing seminars worldwide for the last couple of decades. The man talks with sense that I feel obliged to share with you nuggets of knowledge from Kingsbery. But before doing that, let me give you the lowdown on fencing your horses. Fencing is probably the oldest trick in the book f... Aisle Safety For Horse Barns By : J. Atilia Aisle safety should be a primary consideration in designing horse barns to promote a healthy environment for the owners and the horses. Churchill Downs: A Legacy By : Sebastien Veilleux Any horse racing lover worth his or her weight knows about Churchill Downs. This legendary track is rich with memorable horse racing moments. The track was and is home to top horses from all over the country—even the world. To say that the horse racing action at Churchill Downs is loved by all would be a grave understatement. In the world of horse racing, Churchill Downs is a masterpiece. Churchill Downs has a slow beginning. The famed Kentucky Jockey Club was formed in 18... How To Choose Or Buy A Horse By : Bruce Tusky The following simple rules will be found useful to all parties about to buy a horse: I. Never take the seller's word; if dishonest he will be sure to cheat you, if disposed to be fair, he may have been the dupe of another, and will deceive you through representations which cannot be relied upon. II. If you trust the horse's mouth for his age, observe well the rules given below, for that purpose. III. Never buy a horse while in motion; watch him while he stands at res... History of The Kentucky Derby By : JC Davis A brief history of The Kentucky Derby Horse Breeds - American Quarter Horse By : Nannikin629 The American Quarter Horse is the first breed of horse native to the United States. The breed evolved when the bloodlines of horses brought to the New World were mixed. Foundation American Quarter Horse stock originated from Arab, Turk and Barb breeds. The Kentucky Derby: A Historical Look At Horse Racing’s Finest By : Rita R. Powers The Kentucky Derby, the premier horse race of all horse races, has a checkered history that spans 130 years. At first, it struggled to survive, owing its success to the men and women who created and sustained it. The dream started with a young man, Col. M. Lewis Clark, grandson of Gen. William Clark, the explorer. He visited England and France in 1872 and decided that he would start a racetrack in Kentucky to revive the state’s horse breeding industry. Development began so... Horse Breeds - Types of Warmbloods By : Nannikin629 Warmbloods are amazing animals. They are some of the most beautiful horses in the world, with a versatility that is unbelievable. Warmbloods, unlike what many people think, are a true breed. All of the studbooks are closed. What this means is only a horse of that breed can be registered in that studbook. Preparing For Your First Dressage Show By : TLMasterson So, you are ready for your first dressage show. First, you should pick a small show for your very first show experience. The test you choose should be simple for your horse and yourself. Round Pen Fundamentals – Base & Footing By : El Landers Horse Round Pen fundamentals begin from the bottom - up: your layered base and footing. Too Hot To Work. By : Mark Andrews The horse is a great athlete, capable of strenuous exercise over prolonged periods. But all that muscular activity generates heat. This causes an increase in body temperature. Under normal circumstances the horse is able to lose the excess heat and maintain its body temperature within tightly controlled limits. In response to the release of epinephrine, and the increase in skin temperature, the horse starts to sweat. Evaporation of sweat is the most important means of losi... Horse Racing Winner By : Jason A. Martin Horse racing is a very exciting and lucrative sport. Anyone who hasn’t been to a good track is missing out. Winning lots of money at horse racing is very possible. In fact, it tends to get overlooked in the sports betting world. Think about this. If you were going to wager on a baseball team that was far better than the team it was facing, you might have to lay down $2.50 to $3.00 to win $1. In horse racing, you can often wager on a horse that’s superior to the rest of the fi... The Trouble With Long Hair - Cushing's Disease. By : Mark Andrews As summer sets in most horses have shed their winter coats. But some older horses are still clinging to their winter coat. Some have not shed it at all. Failure to shed the winter coat is a good indication that a horse has Cushing's disease. Cushing's disease is being recognised more and more frequently in older horses and ponies. The condition is named because of its similarities to the human disease of the same name. But there are significant differences. Equine Cu... Horse Racing Tips for Beginners - The Sportsman By : Ed Pownall The article on horse racing tips looks at the various issues involved when it comes to betting on horse races and de-mystifies it for beginners. How to Nurse a Neglected Horse Back to Full Health By : Roger Bourdon Would it be any surprise to you that there are still places in the world where these magnificent creatures are thrown on the scrap heap when they reach their 'sell by ' date. This article covers how to nurse such a loyal beast back to health. Horse First Aid Pack By : Jason Atilia Horse supplies run the gamut from grooming products to nutritional supplements. But there is an essential horse supply that you shouldn't leave your barn, or your saddlebag without. Horse first aid pack might be just the thing that could save your horse's life. Hollywood had often dramatized the situation wherein the rider shoots his horse because it is injured. Probably, he doesn't have his first aid pack with him. No good comes from killing a horse over a minor injury if yo... Insider Tips To Horse Properties By : Jason Atilia Buying horse properties, especially your own horse is similar to buying a dog except that this pet can be very expensive. Quality horses aren't cheap. If you’re in the market for a horse, you might be checking out newspaper ads, equine forums on the Internet, your state’s agricultural bulletin, notices on tack and feed stores or livestock auctions – all in search of a good horse at a good price. Depending on the animal’s breeding, health, age, size and ability, a recreational... Investing in Equestrian? By : Sharleen Standling The majority of us regular Joes wish we had more money, but it seems the only way to make more money, is to actually have money in the first place, i.e. to invest. Safety Guide In Electric Horse Fencing By : Andrew Corner There was a time when livestock owners follow a general mandate: sheep and cattle are enclosed using electric wires while horses are left enclosed in wooden fences. The excuse was that horses' eyes have poor vision, hence, it is not suitable to use thin electric wire horse fence. Horse fencing needs to be blunt or the horses would get caught in the wires. Nowadays, new varieties of electric horse fences are available. The new horse fence, horse fencing wires, and cables are d... Midge Bite Misery By : Mark Andrews Longer days and warmer nights mean that summer is getting nearer. For many horses and ponies, it brings with it the misery of sweet itch. The condition, which is found throughout the temperate regions of the world, is also known as kasen, Queensland itch, summer itch or summer seasonal recurrent dermatitis. Affected animals are very itchy and will rub on anything they can find. They often have bald patches in their mane and at the base of the tail. In severe cases the skin... The Triple Crown - Horse Racing’s Ultimate Challenge By : C Wayne The Triple Crown stands as the ultimate test of greatness, and that’s why on the first Saturday in May each year, America’s thoughts turn to horse racing and the hope of just one more Triple Crown winner. Because we do, after all, need another hero. Proper Feeding of Your Horse By : Jessica Deets Horses are susceptible to colic related diseases. The horse's food pipe is a special design – it doesn’t let the food come back along its path. This system makes it very critical to feed the horse in the most optimum way possible. Buying A Horse - Hints And Tips From 1751 By : Trish Haill Having recently been lent an original copy of the ‘Treatise on the Diseases of Horses’ written by William Gibson, Surgeon, in 1751, it has been interesting to compare horse lore then to now. This article looks at one of the early chapters. Some pictures from the book are reproduced at http://www.limebrook.com/1751horselore.html Written in the old English manner with ‘f’s instead of ‘s’, it does not make easy reading, but it is fascinating, not least in the fact that little... 15 Must-Ask Questions Before You Hire Your Horseback Riding Instructor! By : Deb Mazza Wouldn't you like to learn how to ride a horse in a safe, fun environment? Here are 15 absolutely Must-Ask questions to be sure you find the right horseback riding instructor and stable for you! Just imagine the thrill of it! The Many Faces Of Horse Racing By : Sandra Stammberger Horse racing is one of the world’s oldest sports. It is followed world wide with ardor and passion. What is Round Pen Training? By : El Landers Round Pen training consistently produces positive results in a relatively short amount of time. It’s More than Just Dirt: How to Choose the Correct Round Pen Footing By : El Landers The physical round pen structure is only part of the equation. Proper footing and drainage are as important as the actual round pen itself. Failure to plan for proper footing now can bring about injury to your horse, as well as costly rebuilds later. Budget Crunch: Building a Round Pen on an Extreme Budget By : El Landers Just because your budget may be tight doesn’t mean that you cannot have a beautiful and functional round pen. Metal Panels Aren't Your Only Round Pen Solution By : El Landers Metal panels aren't your only round pen solution. You can build your round pen out of wood or vinyl fence or a combination of both. Building a round pen is not ... The Correct Way to Feed Your Horse By : ian Williamson After paying stabling fees for your horse, feeding him is probably your next greatest cost. It is important to feed a balanced ration to keep your horse healthy and happy. Many companies try to sell fancy supplements, but it all comes down to the basics. Virtual Barn help? By : Dana Wallert Virtual assistants can be a lifesaver to busy equestrian professionals. Equestrians and Property Trends in the USA By : Roger Bourdon In a recent investigation of the new property scene in Florida and Georgia, a remarkable growth in the influence of equestrians has become very obvious. *Grooming Your Horse For Results You'll Be Proud Of. Part 1* By : Geoffr This course is written by a professional show horse competitor and covers the basics of the horse grooming process. You'll learn how important grooming your horse really is, and you'll find out the best way to groom for really professional results. Responsible Horse And Pony Owners Reap Rewards By : Ray La Foy By sheer diligence and industrious output, horses have endeared themselves to mankind. The Horse: No Animal Has Done More By : Elizabeth Miller A snapshot of the horse's great contributions to the progress of man from Cro-Magnon to American settler. Horseback Riding for the Masses By : Roger Bourdon One of the few real pleasures left in this modern world, is the joy of horse back riding. Roger Bourdon describes a new book that helps beginners how to discover this joy for themselves. 8 Golden Rules for Betting on Horses By : J.Reider Read eight suggestions and tips that will help you calculate on which horse to bet and on which horse not to bet the next time you go to the racetrack or an online sportsbook.

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