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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Training Techniques For Your Horse - Part 2 Temperament
When you are starting out riding or training any horse the most important factor is that the horse is safe for you and that your horse is forward of your leg.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Where To Put All That Farm Stuff
Having room to safely store and put all that farm stuff not only keeps the property looking its best, tidy and organized., but a clear space is also a safe space for horses to be handled and ridden.
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Begin Now to Improve Your Pasture for Year Round Horse Benefits
If you are fortunate to have pasture land for your horses use these simple tips to keep it green and productive.
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Wild Horse Fund Sadly Announces that Junior Had To Be Euthanized
We are heartbroken to share that last Tuesday, June 11, we euthanized Junior due to severe colic.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Soundness Training Techniques For Your Horse - Part 1 Conformation
Conformation and temperament are to some degree governed by breed so when selecting a prospect for a particular discipline you need to understand that certain breeds are bred for a specific task while others are not.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Building A Kid-Friendly Horse Barn
Inclusion of both ponies and horses and kids and adults under the same roof can easily be designed to successfully address the specific needs of all parties.
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Horses and Humans Research Foundation Offers Two Free Webinars in June
You will gain an insider’s view of wild horse culture based on the author’s years of research and learn how to apply this essential knowledge to better your relationship with any horse.
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Out with the Old & In with a New Era of Horsemanship
New Episode of Ride On with Julie Goodnight Out Now!
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Make Your Horse Farm More Sustainable and Profitable
Making extra cash by adapting a horse property to incorporate whatever individual regenerative agricultural practices the owner prefers is a great way to diversify the business model.
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Protecting Your Horse from Effects of Muddy Paddocks
Not only does mud encourage bacterial and fungal infections, like thrush, but the poor footing can also put stress on joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons.