Arena Drags, Horse Arena Maintenance, Horse Arena Equipment

Arena Maintenance for Horse Facilities
Horse Arena Care is vital to the performance of your horse. Horse Arena Drags, Arena Grooming Equipment, Dust Control for Horse Arenas will all ensure you have good Arena Maintenance which will affect the health and security of both horse and rider. An Arena Drag will help you keep the footing in your horse arena soft and comfortable for both horse and rider.  Arena Watering Equipment or Dust Free Arena Footing will keep allergies at bay for both owners and their horses! This section has everything you need to ensure your area is safe, well maintained and provides a healthy environment for your horses.

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Horsemanship Tip-
Pet or pat and why...
Many people give their horse a good and obviously affectionate pat when their horses do something well. I prefer to pet my horse and do not pat horses.

 It's a little thing but the difference might be having someone pat or even slap you on the back or warmly and gently shake your hand. Our horses have thin and sensitive skin; you can see that by watching the reaction when a fly lands. If the pat is loud enough to hear then it might not feel so good to the horse and may even make the horse tense up when the hand is approaching.
We may be teaching resistance to our hand.
Just an observation...
 Enjoy your horses!