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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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  • Alternative Materials for Horse Fencing

    If you own a horse you can cut your costs significantly by keeping your horse at home instead of at the boarding stable. With full-care board costing $400, $500 or even more every month, horse...

  • How to Keep Your Horse Safe From Theft

    Horse theft is not just lore from the Old Days. It is still prevalent today. On August 23, 2009, someone tried to steal my horse. Here is what we have done to try and prevent further attempts.

  • How to Assemble an Electric Fence

    The fence surrounding a field is essential to the care of horses or other livestock. The type of fence is determined by the ability of the enclosed animals. If animals are capable of remaining...

  • How to Install a Portable Electric Horse Fence

    Installing a portable electric fence is the perfect way to keep your horses safe at home--or away from home. If you love to trail ride, you will need a way to keep your horses contained on those...

  • How to Install 3-Board Horse Fencing

    Three-board wood fencing, despite the amount of maintenance it needs with painting and board replacement, is a good fencing type to choose if you want a safe, highly visible fence. It is...

  • How to Build a Three Rail Horse Fence

    A properly built and maintained horse fence is the most effective way to separate pasture from areas where horses should not be. Horses are less inclined to run through a board fence because of...

  • Wood Fence Vs. Plastic

    Wood and plastic fencing can both provide a traditional look to your horse property. Both are considered safe, visible fencing for horses. You can also combine the strengths of both fences by...

  • Vinyl Fencing Problems

    Vinyl fencing is a popular choice for horse owners because of its traditional look, relative safety compared with some other fencing types and lack of maintenance compared with wood. Vinyl fencing...

  • How to Install Electric Horse Fencing

    If you have decided to stable your horse at your home, you will need a pasture. An electric fence can be used to keep your horses from wandering off in search of "greener pastures." After you have...

  • 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...

  • Directions for Installing an Electric Horse Fence

    If you want to keep a horse successfully on your property a quality fence is an absolute must. A loose horse is a danger to itself and others, and as the homeowner you are responsible for any...

  • Hot Wire Fencing Tips

    Hot wire used to be avoided because horses have difficulty seeing it and could be seriously injured if caught up in the wire strands. Now, however, hot wire is used in conjunction with other...

  • How to Install Red Brand Horse Fences

    Red Brand horse fence is one of the most safe types of horse fence available. The fence is made with very small openings so a horse cannot get his head or hooves through it. The wire is strong but...

  • How to Make a Horse Fence on a Budget

    A horse fence must be built according to the needs of the horse and not thrown together without forethought. Horses are playful and strong, and they can get into a lot of trouble and cause damage...

  • How to Build a Horse Corral Using PVC

    PVC pipe can be used to make a horse fence of any size. Putting up a PVC fence is similar to building almost any other type of post and rail system fence. When PVC breaks, it tends to shatter into...

  • How to Install a Hot Wire Horse Fence

    Horses constantly want to see what they can reach over the fence to get at. No matter what the majority of your fence is made of this can cause serious issues over time as their weight will...

  • How to Keep Horses From Eating Fences

    Fence eating, like any other bad habit in horses, is difficult to stop. One can spend hundreds of dollars buying products to attempt to do so. Top all this off with the knowledge that as your...

  • How to Install a Polytape Electric Fence

    Easy to install, polytape electric fences last as long as mesh fencing but are less expensive. Polytape electric fences can be customized to fit your needs. For large pastures or other areas...

  • How to Build a Wooden Horse Fence Gate

    Horse fences are typically long, wooden plank structures painted white that decorate miles upon miles of green countryside. This type of fence is very costly both to build and to maintain. If you...

  • How to Build a Horse Fence Gate

    Horses are notorious for getting into things and getting into unusual accidents. They are most commonly injured by fencing and gates in their own pastures. Horse fencing and horse fence gates have...

  • How to Build Horse Stalls

    Building your own Horse Stalls can be a simple solution to save you a lot of money because they can be very costly just for a material kit. This article will cover the basic construction for...

  • Horse Fencing Requirements

    The foremost requirement that horse fencing must meet is the safety of the animals. Your local community will have its own requirements about the type of fencing and the way it can be installed....

  • How to Install a Horse Fence

    You'll learn what to buy to fit your horse, land and budget and how to install and maintain the chosen product.

  • How to Build Horse Fences

    Keeping in livestock can be a real challenge: even more so with horses. Why? Because they're darn clever! What you need is a sturdy, durable way to keep them enclosed. You have three basic...

  • How to Install an Equine Fence

    Horses are master escape artists and keeping them in a pasture can be a challenge. An electric fence is a good way to keep them contained and is less maintenance than a wood fence. Horses are...

  • How to Install Wire Mesh Horse Fence

    Owning and keeping horses is a wonderful experience, but it demands a great deal of time, money and responsibility. Fencing is one of the most important purchases a horse owner will make, and it...

  • Installing a Horse Fence

    When someone installs a horse fence, the first step is to survey the line for the fence. This is usually done by walking the desired line and marking it with stakes, using cord to keep the line...

  • How to Build a Fence for a Horse

    There are several types of fencing suitable for horses and determining which one is right for you depends on several factors, such as the size, number, and gender of the horse(s) you wish to...

  • How to Open Gates on Horseback

    When you're on the trail in unfamiliar woods, you might come upon a closed gait that you need to open to access another field or part of the trail. Opening gates on horseback is fairly...

  • How to Lead a Horse to Bridle Western Style

    Learn how to bridle a horse in a western style in this free video series. Get horse care and maintenance tips from an expert.

  • How to Build Horse Gates

    Those with open land find that riders of motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles often trespass on their property, tearing up their land and frightening their livestock. However, fencing off their...

  • How to Jump a Horse

    Jumping a horse may seem hard, but it can actually be easier than it looks. Jumping horses is great fun(unless your horse goes crazy and decides to buck you off at the approach of the fence and...

  • How to Open a Gate While Mounted

    Trail riding is one of the most relaxing things for a horse person to do. Both the rider and the horse get to leave the arena, stop working and enjoy the outdoors together. Minimizing any...

  • How to Keep a Horse Contained

    Keeping a horse safely and securely contained is part of having a healthy horse. Horses are smart and can open closed barn doors or slip out of fenced-in areas. For the safety of your horse, other...

  • How to Install An Electric Fence For Your Horse

    An electric fence can keep your horses from chewing wood leaning on the fence. Here is all the information you need to install an electric fence.

  • How to Stop a Horse From Cribbing

    Cribbing is an addictive, unhealthy habit some horses have. Cribbing is when a horse bites down on a wooden object, such as a fence or stall, and proceeds to suck in air. This can cause many...

  • How to Install an Electric Fence for Horse Pastures

    A properly installed and maintained electric fence can be the safest fence option for horses in a pasture. Electric fence is also economical, is easy to install and can outlast even more expensive...

  • How to Build a Miniature Horse Enclosure

    Building a pen for miniature horses is very similar to the process for building a regular-sized horse fence, with different measurements. Miniature horses don't need a lot of space, but do need to...

  • How to Care for a Pony

    Caring for a pony is much like caring for a full-sized horse, but there are important differences. Caring for a pony should be closer to the care you give a horse, not the care you give a pet such...

  • How to Wean a Foal

    If you breed horses or have mares and foals, you must wean the foals at some point. Weaning can be stressful to both mare and foal, but you can make it easier with different weaning methods. Learn...

  • How to Build a Round Pen

    If you own a horse, you can use a round pen for training and exercising the animal. Your pen should be between 50 and 60 feet in diameter for both you and your horse to be comfortable. You can...

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