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  • How to Clean Your Horses Hooves

    Sometimes picking up feet of a thousand pound animal is intimidating, but with these few tips, its a breeze. **i am not responsible for any injuries that might occur after the reading of this...

  • 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 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 Adjust Clipper Blades

    If you are clipping your horse in preparation for a competition or any other situation where you horse needs to appear clean and neat, you'll need different sizes of blades for what you're doing....

  • How to Treat Rain Rot or Scald in Horses

    Rain Rot or Rain Scald is a fungus that forms between the skin and hair of an animal, usually a horse. It is common in areas where the weather stays wet or damp. It can happen in any season and...

  • How to Buy Horse Equipment Online

    This is a short guide about buying horse equipment online.

  • How to Apply Makeup to Horses for Shows

    Makeup is used to enhance a horse's natural features or disguise scars and scrapes, or uneven markings. Most breed associations allow the use of makeup as long as it is not obvious. There are...

  • How to Groom Your Horse

    I find that grooming and spending time with your horse can be a very relaxing and rewarding experience for both you and the horse.

  • How to Pick Out a Horses Feet Safely

    If you've ever wondered about the proper way to pick out a horses feet, follow these instructions.

  • How to Make Homemade Tail and Mane Conditioner

    Make grooming your horse easier than ever with this homemade mane and tail conditioner. Forget about the pricey preparations you buy in the tack shop, this homemade formula will last longer and...

  • Information on Horse Grooming

    Grooming your horse before a ride can help you find injuries or coat conditions, prevent sores from dirt build-up and promote good blood flow and muscle tone.

  • Horse Grooming Instructions

    Grooming should be a mandatory step before taking your horse out for a ride. This also gives you the opportunity to evaluate the horse's health by checking his whole body. Grooming supplies can be...

  • How to Drive An Amish Horse And Buggy

    With fuel prices rising, a lot of us are considering alternative transportation methods. How about a horse and buggy? You get to enjoy the scenery among other things! Seriously, this article might...

  • How to Get Knots Out of a Horse's Tail

    Letting your horse's tail grow long and flowing is tempting, but it also means running the risk of dealing with some serious knots and matting. Grass, dirt and small twigs can also become...

  • How to Get Knots Out of a Horse's Mane

    With his outdoor lifestyle, love of rolling in warm dirt, and penchant for sticking his nose into everything that catches his curiosity, a horse is naturally prone to getting knots and tangles in...

  • How to Cinch Up Trail Saddles

    Riding horses can be an extremely relaxing way to de-stress and pass the time. Saddling up requires a certain level of skill, however, and if a saddle is not cinched up properly it could lead to a...

  • Ideas for Horse Costumes

    Horse costumes are more popular than non-horse people might think. Many horse associations and barns have horse costume contests, especially around Halloween and other holidays. Horse costumes...

  • How to Clip Your Horse's Ears Naturally

    Clipping a horse's ears can give him a groomed and elegant look. But clipping the inside of the ear can rob the horse of an important insect defense. Clip your horse's ear the natural way:

  • How to Avoid Horse Flies When on a Trail Ride With Your Horse

    Trail riding is just one of many great ways to bond with your horse, but let's face it...dealing with horse and deer flies can be quite a headache. Try this simple and easy technique to greatly...

  • How to Buy Horse Grooming Supplies Online

    If you own horses then you know the importance of horse groom supplies. If you live in a rural area then traveling 10 miles to the nearest supply store is not convenient for the busy farmer. ...

  • How to Remove chestnuts from your horses legs

    How many times have you seen a friends horse with large, ugly growths on the inside of each leg? Remove those unsightly Chestnuts from your horses legs for a professional looking grooming. They...

  • How to Pick Up Your Horse's Feet Safely

    Six necessary check-points will better prepare you for the horse that doesn't pick up the feet ...you have scraped it out countless times while your horse leans all of his weight in your hand. ...

  • How to Teach a Horse to Stand in Cross Ties

    Teaching a horse to cross tie can be dangerous if you do not have the proper equipment. This article gives you a brief summery of how to and the safety measures you should take.

  • How to Stop a Horse from Biting when Being Groomed

    Grooming a horse that bites and kicks is a tough job. Getting the horse to behave is a tougher one. Learn how to get your horse to behave by creating a grooming experience he will enjoy.

  • How to Get Your Horses Tail to Grow

    When I first purchased my horse a goat ate most of his tail off. I had to dock it all the way to the dock and he had no tail hair. A friend of mine gave me her recipe and it grew his tail in 16...

  • How to Reclaim Horse Tack

    If leather is properly cared for, it can last a lifetime. If you have tack that has not been used in a long time and is dry and hard, there is a way to make it usable and beautiful again. This...

  • How to use Button Braids on your horse

    Braiding your horse is easy, especially Button Braids! Following these instructions, you can create your own quick and easy horse braids.

  • How to do Horse Grooming for a Show

    In this article people can learn exactly how to groom a horse in preparation for a show. Your horse will be the tidiest horse at the show, as well as the shiniest.

  • Proper Horseshoeing

    The old saying, "no hoof no horse" is as appropriate today as it was 200 years ago. Without a sound foot, your horse will not only be unusable but also potentially fatally wounded. A horse who...

  • Types of Horse Grooming

    Horses must be regularly groomed to keep their skin and coat healthy, decrease chance of skin problems and diseases and allow the groomer to check for signs of disease and other problems. Grooming...

  • How to Make a Homemade Thrush Treatment for Your Horse

    It's a smelly job but somebody's got to do it. Treating thrush in your horses feet has never been easier. Use this simple homemade remedy to cure the stinky culprit and stomp out thrush for good !

  • Horse Grooming Tips

    Grooming your horse keeps her skin, coat and hooves in top condition, but it's also an opportunity to screen for potential health problems. A hands-on approach to grooming will allow you to...

  • How Grooming Affects a Horse's Heart Rate

    Grooming tends to be a relaxing experience for a horse. Because of this, a grooming session typically lowers the horse's horse rate. A University of Southern California project confirmed this by...

  • How to Make Homemade Fly Spray for Your Horse

    Most horse owners are straying from the commercial fly sprays that are on the market today and going for a more natural approach. Making your own fly spray not only saves you a ton of money but...

  • How to Prevent Ticks in Horses Ears

    Horses can become extremely ear shy when they have ticks or flies in their ears and this can continue long after the tick has been removed. Prevention will help keep your horse more comfortable...

  • How to Hold a Horse's Foot

    Learning how to hold a horse’s foot is very important. You must first be able to hold a horses foot before you can attempt to care for the hooves themselves. Horses should be trained to give...

  • How to Treat and Prevent Dandruff in Horses

    The worst time to notice your horse has dandruff is when you are braiding for a show. Keeping your horse flake free is important for your horse’s beauty and comfort. Most horses get a little bit...

  • Horseshoeing History

    There are a few different theories as to when the first horseshoe was used. It is safe to say, however, that humans began nailing shoes made of iron or other material to the bottoms of their...

  • How to Trim Hooves

    Can you imagine wearing the same shoe day after day, all day? Well, essentially, that is what horses have to endure. When a horse's hooves grow, the angle the horse walks on changes. This...

  • Home Remedy for Itching & Hot Spots on Horses

    Horses are furry animals, but their coats can be very thin. For that reason, horses experience a great deal of itching and sometimes even hot spots, just as dogs do. If itchiness is strange for...

  • Horse Grooming Show Tips

    Showing horses is a fun, exciting and expensive hobby. Massive amounts of time, energy and money are spent preparing horses for the show ring, and even more more money is spent on buying and...

  • How to Groom a Horse Properly

    Regular grooming is important to keep your horse's coat clean comfortable. Groom before and after every ride. Dirt and debris under tack can cause irritation and lead to problems. Grooming after a...

  • How to Clean a Horse's Ear

    A horse's ears can be a magnet for dust, debris, sand, mites and other little critters. Especially in the summer time a combination of all these can lead to crusty, itchy ears that make the horse...

  • How to Groom a Horse in the Winter

    Horses are marvelous creatures whose bodies are very in tune with the change of the seasons. That is why at the first sign of cold weather, the horse grows a thick coat of hair to protect him from...

  • How to Improve Horse Coats

    The horse of dreams and movies always has a dappled coat that glistens in the sun and makes the equine of one's real life seem dull and drab. How does one transform a shabby riding partner into a...

  • How to Shed Out a Horse's Winter Coat

    A horse is a wonderful creature to keep as a pet, but they can also be a lot of work. As the season is changing from winter to the first warm days of spring, your horse will begin to shed its...

  • How to Use a Dremel on Hooves

    Horse hooves are not as indestructible as you might think. Think of them less as bones--which they are not--and more like fingernails. The only time you are bothered by fingernails is when they...

  • Equine Lice Treatments

    Lice are a problem that faces humans, cattle, goats, dogs, and horses, among many other species. Unfortunately, lice treatments vary slightly with each species, and even the multiple subspecies of...

  • How to Prepare a Hackney Pony for a Show

    Preparing a Hackney pony for a show is time intensive. For every show, a Hackney pony must be cleaned, groomed and prepared for the standards of the class(es) the pony will enter. Don't forget...

  • How to Treat Equine Lice

    Often referred to as pediculosis, lice infestation in horses is a serious condition that requires prompt treatment. If left untreated, lice can cause a host of different health problems including...

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