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Feeding a horse takes experience and knowledge of nutritional principles to ensure your horse receives the necessary balance of foods, vitamins, and minerals for optimum health and performance.In addition to quality feeds, hay, and other dietary supplements, understanding the importance of exercise, weight management, and environmental influences on nutrition will also maximize your horse's benefit from its meals.Understanding the fundamentals of...

Riding breeches help to allow for freedom of movement. Read more about how to sit more comfortably while you ride, here.Did you know that horses can hear your heartbeat from up to four feet away? Also, some horses are so sensitive that they can feel your heartbeat through the saddle.It's also important for the rider to have a similar connection. We can feel our horses' muscles move in ways that signal interest, fear, or excitement. Our...

For horse lovers, the holiday season is especially exciting. The annual Winter Equestrian Festival is near, and with it comes the seasonal gifts that make equestrians' hearts beat a little faster.If you're looking for a gift that the horse enthusiast in your life will adore, look no further than this list of 10 perfect Christmas gifts for equestrians. Read on to discover the best gifts for equestrians and their horses this holiday seaso...

Whether you're a fan of seasonal blanketing for all weather conditions or prefer to only use a turnout rug during inclement weather, as a horse owner, you likely own at least one horse blanket.In some instances, you may need a combination of turnout blankets, stable blankets, and even a blanket liner to keep your horse warm.Those who ride regularly or are involved in horse competitions may also need coolers, fleeces, and competition sheets i...

Most horse owners understand the trials and tribulations of horse ownership. First, the challenge of finding a suitable horse, then the ongoing equestrian workouts and horse riding lessons. And, if you're lucky, the thrill of being involved in horse sports and games.However, just like us, horses start showing signs of physical degeneration as they age. They may develop arthritis, become less agile, and even lose their vision. These changes aren’t...