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It's Time To Wean Your Foal

August 12, 2022
Over the next few months, many breeders will begin the weaning process for their April and May foals. During this time, the mares and foals are separated either abruptly or gradually. Many farms have had success doing it one way or the other. Weaning Foals Most foals are weaned between the ages of 4 and...

How To Correctly Load A Horse Into A Trailer

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May 23, 2022
Taking your horse off the farm is exciting! You’ll have to get them use to a stock or horse trailer though. Because of the dangers involved, make sure to teach your horse how to properly load into a trailer. This tutorial should help! How to Load a Horse It’s important you don’t step in front...

5 Simple Steps To Being Fly Free

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May 16, 2022
Having a fly free farm only seems like a dream, right?!? It’s actually possible to eliminate most flies in five steps. You might still have some lingering around, but the majority of them with be gone. Who’s ready for a bug battle… It’s time to suit up and attack! Steps to Being Fly Free Identify...

7 Steps For Proper Saddle Fit

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April 8, 2022
Most riders realize the importance of a properly fitted saddle. With a good fit, your horse will be more comfortable and able to move easily. A poorly fitted one can cause not only sharp pressure points, but actually damage their back in the long run. Stacy Westfall, a renowned horse trainer, created a simple guide...

4 Steps For Training A Mounted Shooting Horse

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October 14, 2021
Guns, cowgirls, and horses it doesn’t get more exciting than that! Mounted Shooting is a fast growing sport that appeals to many riders. Like any new discipline, it’s important you take the time to properly learn the ins and outs. Mounted shooting has loud sounds and popping balloons, so your horse will definitely need some...

Overcome Your Fear Of Riding

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July 8, 2021
Don’t let your fear of riding stop you from enjoying your horse. Many riders develop fears of riding after a bad experience. It could have been a nasty fall or even witnessing someone else get hurt. The good news is you don’t have to let this stop you from riding. You can overcome your anxiety...

Teach Your Horse To Lay Down

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June 11, 2021
Trick training is a fun way to connect with your horse. Teaching the lay down promotes patience, discipline, and coordination. It’s also entertaining for others to see! You can start with a basic trick and increase your horse’s skills. Soon they’ll be able to shake, smile, rear, lounge at liberty, etc… There are so many...

How To Compost Your Horse's Manure

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April 12, 2021
Horses produce up to 50 pounds of manure daily. That’s a lot of waste to dispose of! Luckily, their manure can be composted and used by gardeners and farmers. Composted manure offers your soil valuable nutrients. It’s a little more involved than throwing manure into your garden, so make sure to do some research! Composting...

How To Ride Out A Buck

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January 4, 2021
Even the quietest of horses can buck every once in a while. Whether they’re feeling fresh or something spooked them, your horse may buck for a number of reasons. You’ll want to be able to stay on and ride through it! With the right tips, you can get control of your horse and avoid a...
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