Horses How To Guides, Tips & Instructions
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How to Set up a Horse Rescue
by BePositive in > Horses
Horse rescue is not as easy as a person may think, nor is it an opportunity to acquire cheap horses for ones own personal pleasure. It is an expensive labor of love.
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How to Become A Farrier / Horse Shoer
by NancyS123 in > Horses
Becoming a farrier / horse shoer is a great job for those who want to work with horses and have a profitable business. It is physically challenging and requires a lot of bending over and working with horses that may not be entirely used to having their legs handled.
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How to Trim Horse Hooves
by wesellforu in > Horses
Horses should have their hooves trimmed on a regular basis. You should trim horse hooves every four weeks for horses that are kept in stalls or pins. Horses that are allowed to run in pastures should have their hooves trimmed ever six weeks.
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How to Determine The Parts of a Horse Hoof
by wesellforu in > Horses
To properly care for horse’s hooves you should be able to first determine the parts of the horse’s hoofs and understand the purpose of each part.
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Cayuse Indian Pony
by rose15 in > Horses
Just a few facts about the Cayuse Indian Pony and it's history.
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Cutting Horses
by BePositive in > Horses
For those who are unfamiliar with this discipline, cutting horses are horses specially bred and trained for a unique purpose. The cutting they do is separating one calf from the herd usually for the purpose of branding, sorting, vaccinating, weaning, or in many cases, purely for competition.
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DressYourHorse Opens Its Horse Clothing Online Store
by DressYourHorse in > Horses
Just a few weeks ago, a new ecommerce business published a horse clothing site for the horse loving audience. Based in northern Connecticut, www.DressYourHorse.com specializes in horse wearables – if the horse wears it, DressYourHorse either has it already or will have it soon.
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Guide To Horse Betting Types And Terms
by twconroy in > Horses
A look at horse betting terms and their meanings
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How to take the Spook out of your Horse
by BePositive in > Horses
Nobody wants or enjoys a spooky horse, here is a guide on how to de-spook your spooky equine.
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Top 5 Breds For Trail Riding
by kimberly_bunch in > Horses
5 of the Best Horse Breeds for Trail Riding.
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How to use an automated Horse Race Betting Machine
by BePositive in > Horses
Who is Sam you might ask? Well, SAM is the one who is going to take your money, hold your bet, and hopefully pay out big later. "SAM" is a "Screen Activated Machine", a touch screen computer, a betting machine that you can use to place a bet rather than using the teller.
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How to cool down a horse after a long ride
by Orrymain in > Horses
The article gives tips on how to cool down a horse after a long ride.
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How to Keep a Horse Sound
by BePositive in > Horses
A lame horse is of no use to anyone. Why do some horses have ongoing problems with lameness, while others are nearly always sound?
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Obedience: Teaching your dog to stay put
by kayla_7602 in > Horses
This article outlines the importance of sit command, and how this command can be accomplished.
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How to Make a Horse Stall Sign
by Denise_Upperman in > Horses
Your equine friend deserves a one of a kind stall sign! Make your sign reflect the physical traits of your horse. Here is an easy, fun way to make it.
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Therapeutic horse riding from a mom's viewpoint
by Petal in > Horses
My experience with horse riding as a way of helping a son with learning difficulties. Horseback riding is recommended as complementary therapy for kids with physical disabilities, handicapped, ADD and ADHD.
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How to Trim Horse Hooves
by wesellforu in > Horses
Horses should have their hooves trimmed on a regular basis. You should trim horse hooves every four weeks for horses that are kept in stalls or pins. Horses that are allowed to run in pastures should have their hooves trimmed ever six weeks.
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How to Make Homemade Horse Treats
by Denise_Upperman in > Horses
Horse treats are a yummy way to reward your equine friend. These tasty treats are not only inexpensive to make, but they are also easy and will be sure to have your horse begging for more. Follow these simple directions and you will have horse treats that are sure to be a winner!
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How to cool down a horse after a long ride
by Orrymain in > Horses
The article gives tips on how to cool down a horse after a long ride.
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Obedience: Teaching your dog to stay put
by kayla_7602 in > Horses
This article outlines the importance of sit command, and how this command can be accomplished.
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How to take the Spook out of your Horse
by BePositive in > Horses
Nobody wants or enjoys a spooky horse, here is a guide on how to de-spook your spooky equine.
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Cutting Horses
by BePositive in > Horses
For those who are unfamiliar with this discipline, cutting horses are horses specially bred and trained for a unique purpose. The cutting they do is separating one calf from the herd usually for the purpose of branding, sorting, vaccinating, weaning, or in many cases, purely for competition.
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Top 5 Breds For Trail Riding
by kimberly_bunch in > Horses
5 of the Best Horse Breeds for Trail Riding.
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Treatment for Horse Colic is Critical
by weddings in > Horses
Horses have the same signs as babies with colic, but in addition they pace and stamp which is unsafe to individuals and animals. Horses risk severe injury when they are at this form of situation because of the pain, they do not know what they are doing, short of destroying the entire barn if they can.
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How to see pain in hardwriting
by Adaptable in > Horses
Have you ever wondered if what you are writing is telling people more than you want it to? Have you ever wanted to know a little something extra about someone? Handwriting analysis, or Graphology, has been used for hundreds of years to try a find out what make a person tick.
