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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 Lunge a Horse

    How to properly lunge your horse. **i am not responsible for any injuries that might occur after the reading of this article**

  • How to Find the Perfect Christmas Gift for A Horse Owner

    With Christmas fast approaching, some of us are stumped on what to purchase for that special horse- person in our life. Below are a few suggestions, suited for horse folks.

  • How to Memorialize Your Horse

    Does your horse hold a special place in your heart? Is he the elusive Horse of a Lifetime? The loss of this companion is terribly difficult. But there are things you can do, to help keep their...

  • How to Become a Polo Pony Groom

    Polo has been a popular equine sport for centuries. Originally developed as a war game between Iranian soldiers as early as the 5th century, polo is still enjoyed around the world by spectators...

  • How to Put an English Saddle on a Horse

    When riding a horse, a saddle may be required. There are many types of riding saddles, but English saddles are best for jumping and allowing the rider to have a balanced seat. Putting an English...

  • How to Use a Western Breast Collar

    Cowboys and horses have roamed the wide expanses of the West for more than 200 years. The hilly terrain of the Rockies often made riding difficult and the heavy Western saddles popular with...

  • How to Prepare a Horse Stall

    Horses that are being kept in a stall should have a clean, dry environment. There are different types of bedding used in horse stalls. Wheat straw and rubber mats are often used for bedding but...

  • How to Determine if Your Horse Needs a Blanket

    As the mercury falls, we start to wonder if it's time to pull out the blanket brigade. There is a weight, a style, a color for every occasion. Unfortunately, we too often blanket our horses...

  • How to Treat Strained Tendons in Horses

    Tendon strains are dreaded by performance horse owners the world over. A strained tendon can put a horse out of work for months. If the injury heals improperly or incompletely, the horse may never...

  • How to Body Clip your Horse

    Not everyone chooses to body clip their horse. Some people feel that their horse needs their winter coat to protect them from harsh weather, and some horses do not grow a very thick winter coat....

  • How to Deworm Horses

    Equine parasite control is a very important step in keeping your horse healthy. Horses are unpredictable in there behavior so when deworming you should used caution. You will need to purchase a...

  • How to Carry a Crop When Riding English

    English riding crops are short, leather-covered sticks used as an aid in horseback riding--usually the hunter-jumper and eventing disciplines. Wielded by riders as an extension of the leg while in...

  • How to Bond With a Wild Mustang

    Gentling a wild mustang is a life enriching experience. The first time that long whiskered beauty reaches his warm soft muzzle towards your extended hand is a magical moment you are not likely to...

  • How to Care for Your Horse's Tail

    A horse's tail is an extremely delicate thing to keep looking beautiful. If you show your horse, this is an especially important aspect you don't want to overlook. But even for your pets and...

  • How to Put on Western Spurs & Straps

    Nothing compliments cowboy boots better than a pair of western spurs. Nothing says old west better then the jingle of a pair of western spurs. But, most of all, nothing tells your horse to getting...

  • How to Teach a Horse to Spanish Walk

    The Spanish walk is a movement where the horse walks forward lifting his front legs in large, high, proud steps. Baroque breeds like Andalusians and Lippizaners are noted for the movement, but any...

  • How to Train a Horse to Dance

    The piaffe is a trot-like movement that a horse performs on the spot, and looks like a dance. A competition-quality piaffe takes years of training and strengthening for the horse to lower his...

  • How to Identify a Horse With Too Much Sugar in the Diet

    Horses of different ages and exertion levels have significantly different feed and nutrition requirements. Many grain- and pellet-based diets have been formulated for horses performing tasks that...

  • Horse Corral Footing Stabilization Process

    Corral stabilization is the process of constructing a basic dry lot for your horse. No grass will grow in the area, but it also won't turn into a muddy mess during bad weather. The idea is to...

  • 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...

  • Herbal Remedies for Equine Cushings Disease

    Equine Cushing's disease is a hormonal disorder often associated with the pituitary gland. It will produce high levels of cortisol or proactin; stress hormones. While most herbal remedies are...

  • How to Horse-Keep on a Budget

    If you are a horse owner, you are undoubtedly familiar with the term “horse poor.” Any extra income likely covers feeding, housing and vetting our equine friends. Many of these costs are...

  • How to Train a Tennessee Walking Horse

    The Tennessee Walking Horse is a gaited breed known for its smooth running walk and typically placid disposition. However, as with any breed, a young or untrained Tennessee Walking Horse may be an...

  • What Are the Treatments for Equine Hair Loss?

    Causes of hair loss in horses range from ringworm to anhidrosis to genetic disorders. Before starting a treatment, consult your veterinarian to find out what is causing your horse's hair to fall out.

  • Water Therapy for Bowed Tendons on Horses

    Bowed tendons are a serious problem for the horse owner. Any horse that works in a performance division--be it racing, jumping, dressage or working cattle--has the potential to bow a tendon. A...

  • Colon Cleansing for Horses

    According to the Colon Therapist's Network, a professional registry for colon therapists, colon cleansing for humans includes colonic irrigation, colonic hydrotherapy, colon lavage and enemas....

  • High Protein Diet for Horses

    Feeding horses is a huge part of their care. High performance horses often need a higher level of protein in their diet to meet the demands of their bodies, but doing this without causing adverse...

  • How to Get the Right Snaffle Bit

    There are many types of snaffle bits and it is important to choose the correct one that fits both the horse's and rider's needs. Although the snaffle is a common style of bit, it comes in many...

  • How to Feed an Insulin-Resistant Horse

    Insulin hormone is produced in the horse's pancreas to regulate the metabolism of glucose in the body. Insulin-resistant horses need more insulin than normal to facilitate this because their body...

  • How to Recover Your Stolen Horse

    If all of your defenses have failed and your horse is stolen, be prepared! There are steps you can take to help recover your 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 Measure the Length & Width of an English Saddle

    Measuring the length and width of an English saddle is a moderately easy task that just about anyone can do. There are many styles of English saddles from multiple saddle makers. However, one of...

  • How to Train Your Horse for Horsemanship at Halter

    In horsemanship at halter classes (also called showmanship or showmanship halter classes), the handler is judged and not the horse. However, the horse plays an indirect, yet vastly important role...

  • How to Restore Hair Pigment on a Horse's Withers

    Have you ever seen white hairs on a horse's withers? When pressure is applied anywhere on the body, it cuts off circulation to the hair follicle. If the pressure is applied for too long a period...

  • How to Stop a Foal From Biting

    Just like any other baby animal, foals can be mouthy and nippy. They may just be trying to test their boundaries, or they confused a hand with a carrot. Whatever the reason, if this behavior is...

  • How to Use a SaddleRight Pad With Treeless Saddles

    Treeless saddles are made of fiberglass, leather and foam padding. They have a feel similar to that of a bareback pad, allowing for close contact with the horse. A treeless saddle can be a good...

  • How to Potty Train a Miniature Horse

    Miniature horses can be house-trained with positive reinforcement and dedication. Potty training a miniature horse is a project best suited to experienced trainers who don't mind cleaning up a few...

  • How to Wear Riding Spurs

    A spur is a metal device designed to be worn on the heels of riding boots. Riding boots have an extended heel or shelf for the spur to rest upon. The objective of the spur is to assist in cuing...

  • How to Train a Horse to Slide

    A sliding stop is a beautiful movement to watch and is the crowning glory of the equestrian sport of reining. The horse runs down the length of the arena, then, at a simple cue from the rider,...

  • How to Treat an Equine Shoulder Injury

    A horse's shoulder injury can be difficult to diagnose. Pain originating from another location such as the lower leg can be misdiagnosed as shoulder pain. Injury to the shoulder can also be...

  • Equine Cold Remedies

    The equine cold is also known as equine influenza. This virus is an upper respiratory infection found in horses, zebras, donkeys and mules across the world. The virus is extremely contagious and...

  • Diarrhea Causes & Cures in Equine

    There are many possible causes of diarrhea in a horse, some of which are not too serious and are easily treated. However, it is important not to ignore this symptom in your equine friend, as it...

  • How to Treat Horse Tendons With Reducine

    Even the toughest equine athlete can be sidelined by a strained tendon. Most suspensory injuries are caused by overexertion, resulting in pain, stiffness, swelling, and often lameness. If the...

  • How to Train a Reining Horse

    Reining is an equestrian sport that requires the horse to perform sliding stops, circles at different speeds and sizes, spins, flying changes and rollbacks in one of the 10 patterns developed by...

  • How to Train a Horse to Stand Still for Mounting & Dismounting

    A horse that won't stand still while you are trying to mount or dismount (get on and off) is very dangerous. Your saddle could slip. You could fall and get caught in the stirrup, then dragged. You...

  • How to Shop for a Used Horse Trailer

    Shopping for a pre-owned horse trailer involves more than picking the right color. If you've decided it's time to start checking out the used trailer market, take the time to find the trailer that...

  • How to Treat a Urinary Tract Infection in Horses

    Unlike humans or dogs, urinary tract infections in a horse are a rare occurrence. They most often occur in horses that have other health problems. An equine UTI can be either mild or severe,...

  • The Right Way to Put a Snaffle Bit Into the Headstall

    A headstall combined with a bit is what is known as a bridle. A bridle is an essential piece of horse tack which, in concert with the saddle, provides the means to effectively control a horse...

  • How to Tell If Your Horse Has a Bladder Infection

    An equine bladder infection is the inflammation of the urinary system in a horse. Unlike humans, bladder infections in horses are rare. They most often occur in female horses than male horses...

  • How to Treat Equine Flesh Wounds

    The horse is possibly more susceptible to flesh wounds than other species because of their comparatively thin skin, less protective hair covering and their nature of quick movements and...

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