Horse ownership comes with a considerable expenditure of time, dedication, and money. Managing a horse on a tight budget isn’t easy. Cutting corners in any way that could compromise your horse’s health and welfare is never the solution to saving money.
Save time and money in every day horse care with simple grooming and tack tricks including making your own rope from baling twine.
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The Ovation Winter Helmet Cover is the perfect accessory to keep you snug and comfortable during the coldest winter rides! The spandex helmet cover stretches to fit virtually all h...
The United States Dressage Federation (USDF) defines engagement as “increased flexion of the lumbosacral joint and the joints of the hind leg during the weight-bearing (stance) phase of the movement, thus lowering the croup relative to the forehand (‘lightening the forehand’).” Engagement is a prerequisite to impulsion (thrust): the “releasing of the energy stored by…
I have seen this training device for the big horses but haven't seen it small enough for the minis and was wondering if anyone would know where to find one...
Minimize the environmental impact of your horsekeeping with advice from professionals.
A wrap up of the 2018 Manure Spreading Season from our Sound Horsekeeping Manager, Michael Hipp. Image credit: The Oatmeal
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The Sacred Pipe © 2010 Horsekeeping © Copyright Information The pipe figures into Native American culture in many ways and for each culture there are different uses and traditions. The intent of this article is not to provide a comprehensive explanation of the sacred significance of the pipe in Native American cultures, but to just…
