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From selecting a specific horse breed, to step-by-step instructions on cleaning a saddle, eHow offers the ultimate How To guide on all things equestrian. Find practical tips on caring for your horse’s health, feeding him a nourishing diet and determining whether your horse is sick. From grooming a horse for a rodeo to caring for a young foal, eHow’s experts can help. Additionally, get advice on how to buy horse supplies including bridles, halters, saddles and more.

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  • How to Remove Embroidery From a Horse Blanket

    Horse blankets keep our cherished horses warm and toasty through the winter months. Some blankets come embellished with embroidery or designs. Although the designs may be decorative at first, over...

  • Horse Ointments for Swollen Joints & Pain

    Your horse has to support hundreds of pounds of body mass on its legs, and as it ages, those joints may start to suffer. Whether your horse is feeling the pains of a hard-working life, has a...

  • How to Care for a Horse With Abcesses in the Hoof

    Most horse owners don't realize their horse has an abscess until it "blows out" or the horse comes up lame. Abscesses typically run a predictable course. Caused by a puncture wounds and small...

  • How to Train a Horse to Change Leads

    If you are a fan of dressage, jumping, Western riding or reining, you know the signature of a well-trained horse by a smoothly executed lead change. A rider with subtle cues can direct her horse...

  • How to Connect the Lead Rope to the Halter

    Most lead ropes have a spring-loaded snap that simply snaps onto the bottom ring or loop of your halter. But some rope halters come with lead ropes that are tied in, or come with no lead rope at...

  • How to Train Your Horse for Jousting Clubs

    If you have always wished you could have been a knight in medieval days, joining a jousting club can be the next best.thing. But there are some things both you and your horse need to know before...

  • How to Measure Your Horse for a Harness

    If you have a horse carriage and your horse is trained to pull, going out for a weekend carriage ride can be a pleasant way to enjoy a beautiful afternoon. To ensure that both you and your horse...

  • How to Train a Horse for Roping

    If you are looking for a new challenge for you and your horse, roping can be an excellent choice. Roping was an integral part of the Old West, and it is still a major part of both the rodeo world...

  • How to Braid Draft Horse Hair

    Driving your draft horse in front of a beautiful carriage is dashing on its own, but adding that extra pizzazz to your horse's appearance can really dazzle onlookers, especially if you are a...

  • How to Get a Horse to Take Medication

    Trying to medicate an animal that might weigh half a ton or more can be no easy feat. There are a few ways to help the medicine go down, which will ensure that the horse gets the treatment it needs.

  • How to Train a Horse With No Arena or Round Pen

    Having a round pen or arena available can make starting a young horse or retraining an older one easier, but the good news is that everything that can be done in a round pen can also be done...

  • How to Train a Horse to Get Used to Riding Again

    If it has been some time since your horse was ridden on a regular basis you may face some training challenges as you get back into the swing of things. Horses are creatures of habit, and they get...

  • The Best Performance Diets for Horses

    No matter the age of your horse, it is important that he receive proper nutrition for optimal health. Good nutrition is vital for any horse, but it is even more essential for performance horses....

  • How to Train a Horse to Stake Out

    If you have a horse and a lawn you probably have wished you could have your equine companion double as a heavy-duty lawn mower. But that is not as easy as it sounds. Simply turning your horse...

  • How to Train Your Beginner Horse

    All effective horse training starts with a solid foundation, and it is very important to lay that foundation when working with a beginner horse. Ideally, your training should begin right after the...

  • How to Train Your Own Roping Horse

    Whether your goal is to become the next Roy Rogers or just chase some cows around the pasture, teaching your horse to rope can be a rewarding experience. Roping is a great sport, and knowing you...

  • How to Train a Horse to Flat Spin

    The flat spin is the basis of many advanced maneuvers, from lateral work to classic reining patterns. At first blush teaching the flat spin can seem like a big challenge, but breaking the move...

  • How to Measure a Horse for an English Girth

    Fitting an English saddle girth is an easy task that is worth the effort as it saves the trouble of arriving at a stable to ride and discovering that the girth is too short or long. Without a...

  • How to Train a Horse That Spooks

    A horse that spooks or bolts can be dangerous to ride and dangerous to work around. If your horse tends to let fear get the best of him, it is important to deal with that behavior. Exercising...

  • How to Overcome a Fear of a Horse Trailer

    Training a horse to load on a trailer can be a big challenge, but helping a horse overcome a fear of horse trailers can be even harder. If your horse has been through a trailer wreck or similar...

  • What Causes Edema the Sheath of Male Horses?

    The purpose of a male horse's sheath, also known as prepuce, is to protect the penis while retracted. The sheath is made up of folds of skin. The internal layer secretes lubricating oils from the...

  • How to Treat Senior Equine Arthritis

    Many older horses fall prey to arthritis and other joint problems as they age, and it is important for horse owners to be on the lookout for signs of discomfort in their equine companions....

  • How to Put on a Western Saddle

    If you want to know how to properly put on a western saddle, read on. **I am not responsible for any injuries that might occur after the reading of this article!**

  • How to Teach Your Horse Not to Pull Back

    Pulling back is a result of claustrophobic panic. The horse feels trapped and tries to escape. Generally these type of horses believe the way out is to fly right through something at all costs....

  • How to Prevent Horse Digestive Problems

    Many horse owners and vets are increasingly concerned about their horse’s digestion and colic related symptoms caused by poor nutrient absorption in the horses of all ages which is often combined...

  • How to Identify Mange on Horses

    According to the Merk Veterinary Manual, mange in horses is extremely rare in the United States. The three main types of mange exist. Sarcoptic Mange is the rarest, but most severe. Psoroptic...

  • How to Start a Horse in a Snaffle Bit

    Whether you are starting a horse under saddle or teaching a younger colt or filly to accept a bit, a quality snaffle is the best bit to work with. A snaffle is a gentle way to introduce your horse...

  • How to Train for Equine Therapy for Autism

    Equine therapy uses horses as part of a team of therapists to work with those with autism. Through Equine therapy, autistic patients can work on physical skills and learn to make connections with...

  • How to Take Care of a Gypsy Horse

    Gypsy horses have been the friends and companions of travelers for centuries, and their gentle nature and laid-back attitude makes them perfect mounts for both adults and children. In fact, many...

  • How to Strip Clean an English Saddle

    Riding in your English saddle builds up sweat and dirt on the saddle that needs to be thoroughly cleaned off before the leather is damaged. Wiping off your tack after use is a good way to keep...

  • Equine Remedial Therapy

    Equine remedial therapy is also known as equine massage therapy and is an emerging practice for treating sports injuries in horse athletes. The horses used for races and other athletic events...

  • How to Size Horse Headstalls

    Choosing the proper sized headstall, or the piece of equipment your horse wears on his head when you ride him, is essential for a pleasant ride. A headstall that is too small will put strain on...

  • How to Get Rid of Yellow Tail in Horses

    If you have a white horse who likes to roll around in the dirt or lay down when he sleeps, you have probably noticed that his tail is starting to look a bit yellow. A yellow tail can make your...

  • How to Treat Ear Mites in a Horse

    Treating a horse with ear mites can be a challenge to say the least. Most horses aren't particularly fond of having their ears prodded and poked--nor do they like the pain and irritation caused by...

  • Can You Restuff Knee Pads in Saddles?

    Knee pads, also called knee rolls, are cushions sewn on the front of some English saddles to add security as well as comfort for the rider. Age or damage to the saddle can compromise the stuffing...

  • How to Find Miniature Horses For Sale

    Want to buy a miniature horse? Believe it or not, some people keep miniature horses or Shetland ponies as pets in their houses. Miniature horses can be fun for your kids and family and actually...

  • Treatment for Seizures in Equines

    According to Horse Owner's Veterinary Handbook, horses and ponies suffer from seizures for many reasons, including poisoning, brain injury, a sudden drop in blood calcium, colic and epilepsy. ...

  • How to Put Eye Drops in a Horse's Eye

    If your veterinarian has recommended or prescribed eye drops for your horse, you might be worried about your horse acting up and flinging his head around while you are trying to give the...

  • How to Spot Horse Eye Problems

    Detecting eye problems in a horse is not as simple as it sounds. As prey animals, horses are quite good at hiding any discomfort they may feel, since predators in the wild are always on the...

  • How to Collect Stallion Sperm

    Breeding horses is an art that has been practiced for thousands of years. In the past thirty years, artificial insemination has become a more popular choice for large breeding farms, where a...

  • How to Compare the Types of Equine Magnetic Therapy

    Magnetic therapy has been used for over 25 years in horses. Magnetic therapy works by increasing the electric potential in the cells and dilating blood vessels, allowing for improved circulation...

  • Homeopathic Treatments for Equine Cushing's Disease

    Cushing's disease is a hormonal disorder that affects the pituitary gland. While this disorder is incurable, horses diagnosed with it can lead a productive life with the correct treatments if...

  • How to Give Winstrol to Barrel Horses

    Winstrol-V, formerly known as Stanozolol, is considered an anabolic steroid. When administered to horses, its tissue-building (anabolic) properties are much greater than its masculinizing...

  • How to Feed a Horse With Missing Teeth

    Horse's teeth grow their entire lives. Senior horses, in particular, need to have their teeth floated (filed) as needed for this reason. It also means that as horses age, their teeth can literally...

  • How Do I Get Certified As an Equine Chiropractor?

    Equine chiropractors diagnose and treat muscular and skeletal ailments in horses. Although there is no specific chiropractic license for care of horses, licenses for animal chiropractic in the...

  • How to Do Equine Acupressure

    Acupressure is is form of acupuncture but pressure is applied with fingers and hands instead of needles. Humans have benefited from theses practices for thousands of years, but equine acupressure...

  • Equine Cushing's Disease Alternatives

    Equine Cushing's disease is a hormonal imbalance caused by problems in the pituitary gland. According to the American Association of Equine Practitioners, the average age of the horse at diagnosis...

  • What Are the Causes of Contracted Tendons in Foals?

    Contracted tendons is a congenital limb deformity in which the tendons and/or attached musculature are too short for a foal's legs. According to a report published by the University of Illinois...

  • How to Treat Cushing's Disease in a Pony

    Cushing's disease is caused by a small tumor in a pony or horse's pituitary gland. The pituitary gland controls the endocrine system, so the disease can cause a number of symptoms including the...

  • Oxine for Treatment of Thrush in Horses

    Thrush is an infection that develops in a horse's hooves after being in prolonged contact with wet surfaces such as mud or urine. It is caused by bacteria and eats away at the delicate frog of the...

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