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  • Do it Yourself Living Quarters for Horse Trailers

    Buying a finished living quarters horse trailer isn't always a financially feasible option. If you have the technical skills to do the work yourself, you can make a plan to build your own living...

  • How to Build Living Quarters in Horse Trailers

    Buying a horse trailer with finished living quarters can be expensive. Finishing your own living quarters requires a little know-how and some hard work, but is a great way to save some money.

  • What Are the Dangers of Trail Riding in English Saddle?

    An English saddle is often tougher for beginners than a Western saddle. A Western saddle has a deeper seat and a horn in the front, while the English saddle is light and allows closer contact with...

  • How to Treat Sweet Itch With Benadryl

    Did you know that Benadryl works its wonders not only for your kid's cough but also for the Sweet Itch of your horse on the ranch? 'Sweet Itch' (which has nothing to do with sweets) is actually...

  • How to Put on Horse Shipping Boots

    Horse trailers are relatively small, enclosed spaces for horses and carry a lot of risk of injury. Shipping boots can help prevent a horse from getting scraped by the interior of the trailer or...

  • How to Create Your Own Horse Games

    Horses are creatures of habit, but they can also become frustrated when doing the same things every time you go for a ride. By introducing fun and games into your training regimen, you can keep...

  • How to Design Horse Stalls

    Designing horse stalls, even within an existing barn, requires a lot of consideration. Not only do you want to provide your horses with maximum comfort in the space allotted, you also want your...

  • How to Prepare a Floor for Horse Stalls

    A stall with bad flooring can be a headache for everyone involved. Your horse's feet and back may be sore from standing on an unyielding floor, or you may be tired of having to strip your stalls...

  • Parts of a Horse's Body

    The head, tail, and legs are easy parts of a horse's body to identify. There are other, lesser known parts that are important to know when taking a riding lesson, speaking with a vet or purchasing...

  • Pasture Fencing Information

    Strong, safe pasture fencing is a necessity for horse owners. Many horses' injuries result from fencing that is not safe or is not properly maintained. Fencing can be expensive initially, but can...

  • How to Sit the Canter

    Learn how to sit the canter. A professional trainer gives you tips for finding your position.

  • Information About Dancing Horses From Spain

    A "caballo de pura raza espanola" (horse of pure Spanish breed) is gifted in its ability to learn the intricate steps of dressage. It can be ridden or commanded by a trainer from the ground....

  • Horse Adventure Games to Play

    Playing games with your horse is a great way to have fun, and a great way to stay engaged with your equine companion. Horses are much like people in that they get bored doing the same things over...

  • How to Become a Horse Judge

    If you love riding horses and showing horses you may have wondered if there is a way to turn that love of horses into a fulfilling and well paying career. For those with a love of horses and an...

  • Methods of Horse Transportation

    If you own a horse, chances are you will need to move your four-legged companion to a new location at some point. Whether you are traveling to a horse show or heading out on the trails, it is...

  • How to Ride a Lazy Horse

    Horses range in temperament, from spirited to bombproof. This can come from breeding, training or natural personality. The easiest horse to ride is the lazy horse. With a lazy horse, you don't...

  • How to Care for Miniature Donkeys

    Miniature donkeys are natives to the Mediterranean Islands and are sometimes referred to as mediterranean donkeys. The miniature donkey male is called a Jack while the female is called a Jennet....

  • Horse Information for Kids

    Children and horses are a magical mix. No child can ignore the lure of a beautiful horse or pony, and there are few things more gratifying than to witness the happy interaction between a horse and...

  • Horse Stall Rental Tips

    Finding the right place to board your horse, whether moving the horse or as a new owner, takes time. Making a list of your needs and thoroughly checking the barns will help prevent unsatisfactory...

  • The Best Way to Dispose of Horse Manure

    Whether you are riding on a trail or your horse is in your stable, it produces manure, lots of manure. Not only for appearance sake, but also for health and safety, it is important to clean up...

  • Lipizzaner Stallions History

    The beauty and grace of Lipizzaner stallions has dazzled mankind for centuries. Accompanying these traits comes a rich heritage.

  • Horse Show Safety Clothing Rules

    Horse show safety requires that certain clothing be worn to protect both the horse and the rider. Different types of horse shows will vary slightly when it comes to clothing rules, so it is...

  • Horse Shoeing Techniques

    Proper shoeing techniques must be used when shoeing horses. Even a small lameness problem can keep the horse from being ridden for months. With the weight of the horse hitting the ground, the foot...

  • Horse Shoeing Tips

    If you are just learning to shoe a horse it is best to start with a calm horse that has been shod several times before. A nervous horse is difficult to work with for even the most experienced...

  • How to Oil a Saddle

    Your saddle should be oiled between 1 and 5 times a week (depending on the condition of your saddle and how much you use it) as this will keep the leather soft and supple. This article will tell...

  • Horse Games for Horse Lovers

    Owning and caring for a horse can be a great adventure, and horseback riding can be a fun and rewarding activity for every member of the family. If you are a horse owner looking for fun things to...

  • The History of Aluminum Horse Shoes

    When humanity began domesticating the horse, changes between the horse's natural environment and the environment of domestication necessitated finding ways to protect horses's feet. The earliest...

  • Horse Adoption Agencies

    Looking for a horse? Consider the animals offered by horse adoption agencies. From the smallest mini to the largest draft animal, horse adoption agencies handle the task of matching horses in need...

  • What Are the Treatments for Horse Lice?

    Lice are not as common on horses as they are on humans and other animals, but infestations can occur. Horse lice won't affect humans or any other types of animals, and human or other types of lice...

  • How to Safely Haul a Horse in Hot Weather

    Summer months brings rodeo season, 4-H, riding competitions, parades, and other events that require you to haul your horse to various destinations. Some of these destinations can be long...

  • How to Avoid Mistakes When Buying a Horse

    When buying a horse you need to know the ins and outs so that you get the best horse for the price. All horses are negotiable on price and you should never let someone try to guilt you into buying...

  • How to Entertain Your Horse with a "Hay Hunt"

    Does your horse get bored in his/her stall? Do they even get bored with their toys? If so, then here’s a fun a quirky way to entertain your horse anytime, a Hay Hunt! A Hay Hunt consists of taking...

  • How to Approach a Shy Horse

    Shyness is a common equine behavior which can be overcome with time and gentle handling. Shy horses equate people with fear and pain. Abused horses exhibit shyness much like abused humans, fleeing...

  • How to Build a Stallion Barn

    Stallions can often be the harder horses to please on a farm's property. Your stallion barn plan must take a lot into consideration in order for the stallions to be safe and happy in their home...

  • How to Use Your Voice to Discipline a Horse

    An effective "angry voice" can stun a horse into obedience. Here are some tips on how to develop and use your angry voice.

  • How to Conduct Yourself on Trail Rides

    Trail Riding Trail riding is the horseman’s way of communing with nature. Fresh air, quiet paths, the twittering of birds, possibly a spooked deer – it’s a magical time when you are astride your...

  • Where to Get Plans for a Barn

    Building a barn takes a great deal of planning on your part: Where does the tack room go, or the feed room? How can storage be incorporated? How should the stalls be laid out? Luckily, you have...

  • How to Back a Show Horse Properly in the Line Up

    Backing up is a simple request of the show horse but we often overlook it during training sessions. Lets say we are showing a fantastic English pleasure horse who is a fine show horse and a real...

  • How to Plan a Horse-themed Birthday Party

    Your horse crazy 11 year-old daughter wants a horse-themed birthday party. Chances are, all the kids she wants to invite are equally obsessed with horses. How lucky for you because there’s nothing...

  • Pirate Costume Ideas for Horses

    Horse costumes are a fun way to celebrate Halloween or to play dress-up and include your horse in the fun. A pirate is a classic costume for you and your horse.

  • How to The Safest Way to Mount a Horse

    A lot of people will give you the idea that a horse will stand still to be mounted, well, most will not always. Be prepared to be able to stop the horse from moving. Stand on the left side of the...

  • How to Mount a Horse Bareback

    Have you ever wanted to learn how to mount your horse bareback without help? Ever been riding bareback on trail and needed to get back on your horse from the ground? Want to impress your...

  • How to Keep Your Pony From Devleoping "NAUGHTY Pony Habits"

    You bought the best pony in the world - experienced, bombproof, kid safe, lots of miles on the trail, and ribbons at shows... So why is he being such a stinker? Find out in this EHow article...

  • How to Pick a Horses Hooves

    This article will teach you how to safely pick hooves along with problem solve the issues that come along with working with a horse.

  • How to Bond with your Horse

    There is nothing better than the bond between owner/rider and their horse. Before the "honeymoon" period is over a few steps need to be taken.

  • Horse Brand Ideas

    Horse branding has been around for years as the traditional way to mark your livestock in case it wanders loose or is stolen. Since branding has been around so long, however, it's often tough to...

  • What Is Breeching?

    Carriage harnessing has been developed to relieve stress on the horse. Breeching is the component of harnessing that allows the horse to stop or slow without fear of the carriage ramming into his...

  • Horse Harness Instructions

    A good-fitting harness is one with a collar that fits snugly at the base of a horse's neck, close to the shoulder without crowding shoulder movement. The breeching on the horse's rump should fall...

  • Do it Yourself Saddle Stands

    Saddle stands are the only proper way to store a saddle to ensure it keeps its shape. There are numerous ways to design a stand that cannot only provide storage but also fit space restrictions or...

  • How to Walk a Cross Country Course

    Taking the time to walk your cross country course correctly will save you many mistakes once you’re on course and is a crucial element to getting around the course efficiently and safely. Make...

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