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How To Choose a Bit for Your Horse
April 12, 2024
The right bit can lead to a smooth and enjoyable ride for both horse and rider. Learn how to determine...
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How to Teach Your Horse to Pick Up His Foot
April 5, 2024
Is your horse refusing to lift his feet so you can pick them out? Here are tips to address this behavioral...
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A woman uses a shedding blade to remove loose, long hair from her bay horse's coat and hindquarters.
Horse Spring Shedding Simplified: Tips, Tools, and Techniques
April 3, 2024
Is your horse a hairy beast coming out of winter? Help him shed his coat with these practical strategies...
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How To Weigh a Horse Using a Tape Measure
March 27, 2024
Knowing your horse’s weight is important for accurate feeding and medication dosing. Here's how to weigh...
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A shiny bay horse in a green field eats out of a round tire-shaped bucket on a sunny day.
How To Choose Horse Feed: It’s All About Balance
January 31, 2024
Here’s how to select the perfect feed for your horse based on his body condition, nutrient needs, workload,...
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A pretty dappled palomino gelding walks through the snow with mountains in the background
How To Prevent Ice Balls in Your Horse's Hooves
January 23, 2024
Get tried-and-tested methods, from petroleum jelly to anti-snowball pads, for keeping your horse's hooves...
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A woman in western attire takes a gets off her bay horse and picks up his front foot to check it for soundness.
Managing a Horse With Sore Feet
January 3, 2024
If hard ground or thin soles have made your horse’s tootsies tender, here’s how to give him relief from...
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A woman in a blue top longes a bay horse using a longeing cavesson in an arena.
The Beginner's Guide to Longeing a Horse
December 20, 2023
Longeing, or lunging, is a valuable training technique for horses of all disciplines and experience levels,...
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two hands holding a handful of soaked beet pulp preparing to feed it to a horse
How To Feed Horses Beet Pulp: Tips and Techniques
December 12, 2023
From ration sizes to soaking strategies, here’s how to feed beet pulp and maximize its health benefits...
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a picturesque horse farm in the snow, with horses in a field and the barn in the background
How To Prepare Your Horse and Barn for Winter
December 7, 2023
Use this pre-winter checklist to prepare your horse, equipment, and barn for the cold season ahead.
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How To Read a Horse Feed Tag
December 7, 2023
Is the feed you’re buying the right product for your horse? The tag can give you information about its...
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A man uses a clipper to body clip a white pony's winter coat
How to Body Clip a Horse: Tips and Patterns
November 16, 2023
Learn about common types of body clips and get step-by-step instructions for body clipping with our helpful...
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