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80Riding on the Beach
You have seen the photographs of a beautiful horse galloping down the beach, mane and tail flying in the wind, ridden by a beautiful lady whose long hair is doing the same. The waves splash glistening...
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74Make Your Own First-Aid Kit for Horses
The recent death of my granddaughter’s pony has inspired me to research horse injuries and diseases, which in turn, prompted me to take a stroll down memory lane of all the horses I’ve owned in the...
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75Equestrian Riding Clothing
A beginners guide to selecting the right equestrian clothing for safety and comfort so they can enjoy their ride.
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69How To Trail Ride Safely
Trail riding can be one of the most rewarding ways of enjoying your horse. It can also be full of risks, but following basic safety guidelines can minimize those risks. These guidelines are for the welfare of...
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83If a Snake Bites Your Horse
Gene Glasscock, long distance rider, had reached Texas. He and his two horses, Tennessee Walkers named George and Frank, were making a 20,000 ride to each of the US capitol cities. This particular night...
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63The American Quarter Horse...A Versatile Breed
The American Quarter Horse…A Versatile Breed The Quarter Horse is an amazing breed; it originated in the United States and was originally known for its great bursts of speed at distances of ¼ mile or...
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62Top 5 horse breeds for trail riding
google.com Trail riding is so much fun but for safety reasons we just can't go out there on any old horse. It could be an awful experience, a day ruined by choosing the wrong breed for your days excursion and...
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79Saddle Sores
The weather is perfect and you have the weekend off. Your stable buddies call and say, "let's go trail riding!" A few tips can go a long way to making the day as pleasant a one for your horse, as it is...
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50Seemingly So Graceful
I like horses...it is true...in fact one day, provided time and money; I plan on fencing in the acreage I own and purchasing a horse or two. They are seemingly so graceful and quite pleasing to the eye. ...
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83How to "Unsour" a Barn Sour Horse
If you’ve had much experience riding a number of different horses, chances are that you’ve run across at least one that was “barn sour.” In other words, this guy didn’t want to leave the barn, and...
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