safety

5 Facts About Spring Grass

April 8, 2021
Each year horse owners wait excitably as lush grass grows in. Your horse’s diet will switch from hay to grass, which can cut down on expenses and labor. No more stuffing hay nets or moving round bales. Before you turn out your horse onto lush pasture, you’ll want to do some research and planning. Here’s...

10 Tips For Having A Fun (& Safe) Trail Ride

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March 30, 2021
A long trail ride is the perfect way to spend a day! They’re relaxing, fun, and great exercise for your horse. You can soak up nature and forget about your worries. In order to ensure your ride goes smoothly, make sure to follow these helpful and handy tips. Go with a friend: What better way...

How To Be Safe Around Horses

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January 5, 2021
Horses are large animals. They can easily hurt us intentionally and by mistake. It’s important you remain safe at the barn by practicing good handling and riding skills. By following these tips, you can prevent both minor and serious injuries! Tips to Keep You Safe Stay calm when around them. Screaming and running can cause...

5 Hidden Hazards On Trail Rides

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July 6, 2020
A pleasant trail ride can take a quick turn when your horse stumbles onto a hidden hazard. You and your horse are at an increased risk when you take paths that are less manicured. It’s important you keep a close eye on your surroundings, especially when riding through unfamiliar trails. Keep a watch for these...

America's Captivating Wild Horses

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May 13, 2020
Nestled in the coastal foothills of Lompoc, California is Return to Freedom, a wild horse sanctuary. Return to Freedom was established by Neda DeMayo over 20 years ago to protect America’s wild horses.When it was established, the sanctuary’s herd included 150 animals, both horses and burros. Since their inception, Return to Freedom’s mission is “to...

15 Items For Every Trail Rider's Saddle Bag

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March 31, 2020
In the event of an emergency, your trail ride can quickly take a turn for the worse! Horses spook, riders fall, people get lost… there are a ton of potential problems. If you’re smart, you’ll plan ahead and get prepared before you ride out. That includes packing the right supplies! Put these items on your...

Get The Facts About Equine Coronavirus

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March 18, 2020
It’s been in the headlines lately- the coronavirus! People across the world are being infected by this nasty virus. Animals, such as horses and dogs, are even at risk. Surprisingly, equine coronavirus has been around for a few years now. Make sure you know how this virus operates! The Equine Disease Control Center in the...

How Dangerous Is Horseback Riding?

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January 6, 2020
Like anything you do, you should know the risks involved. Horseback riding is not something to take lightly. It can be dangerous! Because of their sheer size and unpredictability, horses are the cause of a lot of injuries seen in hospitals. That doesn’t mean you should sell your horse, but you should practice safe handling...

A Trail Rider's Safety Guide For Fall Riding

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October 31, 2019
Enjoy the fall season by heading out onto the trails! The scenery this time of year is beautiful. Red, yellow, and orange leaves make for a mesmerizing experience. As a trail rider, it’s important you plan ahead though. There are a number of safety concerns to consider. Helpful Safety Tips for Fall Riding Wear bright...
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