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Newest article - Buying a horse online
by: Shannon Margolis
When you want to find a horse to buy you want to find a horse that is right for you. You want to make sure that the temperament is good, that the horse is sound and that he is healthy before you buy. Horse sellers who are advertising online will often include good, clear photos and lots of information. Whether you buy horses online, through classifieds or through a friend, an honest seller will gladly answer any questions that you may have when you let them know you may buy horses from them.....continue here
 
1. Horse Training 1 : Does Your Horse Have The Feel?
by: Andy Curry
There's an old horse training saying. It says "your horse should have the feel." Basically, that means if you're leading your horse with the lead rope, does he follow you with virtually no tugging on that lead rope? As part of the breaking process a horse is taught to lead. That's a natural part of how to train a horse when you're a horse trainer............
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2. Trees and Plants Can be Dangerous to Your Horses
by: Kimberley Ennett, MLA, ASLA
When clearing ground for an equestrian facility site in a wooded area, or when horses are allowed to graze in a wooded area, care must be taken to eliminate poisonous plants that are harmful to the residing horses. While horses tend to avoid toxic plants because of their taste, they can still be affected by foraging, particularly if in sparse areas or in times of drought....continue here

 

3. Horse Training 2 : Prevention and cure
by: Andy Curry
If you own a horse that has a bad habit like biting, kicking, shying, bolting, halter pulling, etc. - it's a good idea to look at how that happened. That's an important horse training principle if you're going to be a horse trainer and learn to train a horse. Often, horse owners allow it to happen because, frankly, they honestly didn't know any better.....continue here

 
4. Horse Training 3 : What Rearing Really Is
by: Andy Curry
Have you ever tried to get your horse to go somewhere (like through a door or in a trailer) and he rears as he approaches? In this case, the rearing is a symptom of a problem. The horse is showing ... continue here
 
5. Choosing the right saddle for you
by: Dennis Conner
Ensuring that you select the right saddle for your horse is vital. It not only affects the position in which the rider will sit, and therefore can be beneficial in preventing back ache or muscle pain, but it also affects the horse. No responsible horse owner would want ... continue here
 
6. Use Horse Training Thinking To Solve Dang Near Any Problem With A Horse!
by: Andy Curry
Horse training can be a relatively mysterious subject to people who have not studied it. Even more mysterious is a behavioral problem a horse has that causes his owner stress and frustration. continue here
 
7. All About the Spotted Saddle Horse
Through the years, the Standardbred, Mustang, and many more breeds have played a role in the development of the Spotted Saddle Horse. In more recent years, the Tennessee Walking Horse has been crossed with colorful gaited horses to infuse its smooth gaits into the colorful Spotted Saddle Horse Breed, thus strengthening the genetics needed to preserve the smooth glide ride of this fast growing breed. It is no surprise that Spotted Saddle Horses have become a modern favorite, suitable for any task....continue here
 
8. All About the Tennesse Walker Horse
The Tennessee Walker, otherwise known as the Tennessee Walking Horse, Garrett Walker Horse, and other variations upon these themes, is a singularly tractable and comfortable riding horse. The breed was originally bred to carry the owners of plantations around their lands. Their unique four-beat "running walk" is a gait unique to the breed and is especially comfortable to ride, making the breed a well-suited trail companion. The breed is rarely seen in any of the sport horse disciplines; however, they are good for long-distance riding because of their stamina and easy temper, and are also seen in Western pleasure and under harness.......continue here
 
9. How to Provide First Aid For Your Horse
by Michael Colucci
If your horse is in the field, and it suffers a severe cut, you will want to stop the bleeding as soon as possible. You will need to make a call to your vet, and there are steps you also need to take.......
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