by Christy Buena, eHow Editor
Are you an equestrian enthusiast? Perhaps you're thinking of buying a horse? If that's the case, we've created this guide to help you groom your four-legged friend.
Grooming a horse not only helps to keep him clean, but is a good time to bond as well as to do a quick check-up on your animal. Read More
Washing a horse helps keep its coat clean. Read More
Horses' ears do not normally need to be washed. But when mud or flies get in the ears, follow a few basics to ensure the well-being of the horse. Read More
Tacking a horse includes grooming and putting on the riding equipment. Do it right and both you and the horse will be happier during your ride. Read More
Putting a spit-shine on your horse will not only make the judge take notice, but perfect turnout can give you the confidence necessary to put in a stellar riding performance. Read More
Whether it is to get ready for a show or to remove a buildup of dirt or grime, your horse will benefit from an occasional bath. Bathing a horse is a messy job and you will Read More
Horses tend to grow a long coat in the winter months, which can be troublesome for a variety of reasons and may require clipping. While the most common clip is the blanket Read More
The canter, or lope, is the fastest of the three gaits. It's a three-beat gait where in one stride the horse's hooves will strike the ground three times. Read More
Grooming is an essential part of caring for your horse. Not only does the ritual help you keep your animal looking clean and well cared for, but it gives both horse and Read More
It can be hard to keep up with a horse's mane, especially when it is long and the horse lives outside. With a few simple tricks, detangling your horse's tresses can be Read More
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