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A crowded supplement shelf can outlast the reason each product was added. Record what your horse eats, why each product is fed, and the actual daily amount.
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The Shared Burden. Coughing is an important protective reflex for you and your horses. Typically, it signals exposure to an environmental irritant, such as smoke, dust, or...
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A mild colic in my daughter's horse taught us a simple lesson: know what normal looks like, feel for changes every time you groom, and notice when normal changes.
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The remarkable journey of the horse—from ancient North America to the Old World, back across the Atlantic with Spanish explorers, onto the American range and, finally, into a...
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What causes recurring hoof cracks, weak hoof growth and tender soles when trimming, shoeing and topical treatments have not solved the problem?
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When horse owners start looking for pasture or paddock fencing, they usually have several priorities at once. The fence needs to be easy for horses to see, strong enough for an...
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A man came back from social media and found children strapped into saddles. Bob has wondered the same thing in the barrel-racing alley for years, and asks the simpler question: who won?
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Bob softened the reins to reward a good trot, and his English-trained Morgan took off. The first Wenglish Horsemanship lesson: what the reins mean on each side of the fence.
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A show mare with twenty-thousand-dollar breeding sold for six thousand because of two sarcoids. Bob walks through every treatment option — and the gentle whole-horse approach he chose for Zoey.
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Moving Your Horse to a New Stable What to do in the thirty days before, on moving day, and during the first week after.
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A crowded supplement shelf can outlast the reason each product was added. Record what your horse eats, why each product is fed, and the actual daily amount.
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The Shared Burden. Coughing is an important protective reflex for you and your horses. Typically, it signals exposure to an environmental irritant, such as smoke, dust, or...
Read article
A mild colic in my daughter's horse taught us a simple lesson: know what normal looks like, feel for changes every time you groom, and notice when normal changes.
Read article
The remarkable journey of the horse—from ancient North America to the Old World, back across the Atlantic with Spanish explorers, onto the American range and, finally, into a...
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What causes recurring hoof cracks, weak hoof growth and tender soles when trimming, shoeing and topical treatments have not solved the problem?
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When horse owners start looking for pasture or paddock fencing, they usually have several priorities at once. The fence needs to be easy for horses to see, strong enough for an...
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A man came back from social media and found children strapped into saddles. Bob has wondered the same thing in the barrel-racing alley for years, and asks the simpler question: who won?
Read article
How Did the "Bar-Bar-A Drinker" Come About? Frank Frodsham, the inventor of the " Bar-Bar-A Drinker" , had boarded horses for years. Back in the winter of 1982 he...
Bob softened the reins to reward a good trot, and his English-trained Morgan took off. The first Wenglish Horsemanship lesson: what the reins mean on each side of the fence.
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A show mare with twenty-thousand-dollar breeding sold for six thousand because of two sarcoids. Bob walks through every treatment option — and the gentle whole-horse approach he chose for Zoey.
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Moving Your Horse to a New Stable What to do in the thirty days before, on moving day, and during the first week after.
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Bad arena footing can contribute to stone bruises, abscesses and slow ligament damage...
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Feeding Hay in the Pasture Without Feeding the Ground Sponsored by Klene Pipe Structures Whether the horses in your pasture are retired barrel horses, broodmares, young...
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Safe and Healthy Horse Pastures: More Than Just a Pretty Field Healthy Grass, Safer Horses and Better Horsekeeping Start at Ground Level Walk through almost any feed store and you...
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Apparently, I’m Wenglish What an English-Trained Morgan Is Teaching This Western Rider About Good Horsemanship An English riding instructor recently described me with a word I had...
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How Did the "Bar-Bar-A Drinker" Come About? Frank Frodsham, the inventor of the " Bar-Bar-A Drinker" , had boarded horses for years. Back in the winter of 1982 he...
