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4 Common Myths About Leather Tack Care

February 22, 2019
Keeping your leather tack in good shape isn’t hard, but it does require a little extra attention. If you want your saddles, headstalls, and breast collars staying in top-notch shape, you’ll need to ensure that you aren’t making these common leather care mistakes. Don’t worry, there’s some helpful tips too! 1. Myth: The following products...

Top 5 Most Common Feeding Mistakes Made By Horse Owners

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October 30, 2018
Most horse owners have good intentions when they create a diet for their horse. Unfortunately, many people make mistakes when deciding the quantity and frequency of their horse’s meals. No one wants an unhealthy horse, so it’s important you avoid these common pitfalls. 1. Overfeeding: A horse that overeats is at risk for obesity and...

Top 5 Myths About Horses Busted!

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September 3, 2018
Myths commonly float around in the horse world. It makes it difficult to know what is true when everyone is saying something different from one another. Some of these myths have been around for a long time. How much do you really know about horses? Get the real facts! 1. Horses only communicate through neighing:...

3 Myths Commonly Found In Western Training

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April 25, 2018
It’s not uncommon to hear popular training methods online, at the barn, or at shows. Unfortunately, you shouldn’t believe everything you hear. There are many myths that have been circulating in the western training world. Don’t let your horse fall victim to these incorrect and potentially harmful ideas. 1. Myth: Reward the slightest try with...

Top 5 Horse Diseases That Can Kill

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February 14, 2018
It might start as a minor cough or runny nose, but within days your horse is running a high fever, refuses to eat, and is basically lifeless. Some horse diseases are no joke! They can attack your horse’s immune system and run him into the ground. It’s best to watch your horse carefully for symptoms,...

Bit Basics: The Snaffle

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November 13, 2017
The snaffle is commonly seen in the English and Western world of horseback riding. It can be considered mild or severe depending on the type. There are many variations with the rings and mouthpieces. This bit can be a great starter for young and green horses. It can also work well with more experienced horses....

Handle Your Horse's Eye Infection Or Injury The Right Way

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October 11, 2017
Eye infections and injuries are more common than you might think. Too frequently, horse owners go out to the barn to see their horse’s eyes swollen, barely open, and tearing. It’s nothing to take lightly! You must be proactive from the beginning to ensure the injury or infection is on the road to recovery. Signs...

Know These Common Vital Signs In Horses

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August 16, 2017
A horse’s vital signs should be checked frequently. They are strong indicators of his current health. As a rider, it’s essential to know what are common ranges for a horse’s heart rate, temperature, breathing rate, etc. Monitor your horse’s health by ensuring he is in a normal range, so you know whether he needs immediate...

Top 10 Mistakes People Make When Buying A New Horse

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June 21, 2017
  Buying a new horse can be a lot of fun, but it also can be hard finding the right one. There are so many different options to consider when making this important purchase. Don’t find yourself in a bad situation by making these top 10 purchasing mistakes. Not getting a vet check– While it...
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