You and your horse are bound to encounter “spook-inspiring” situations when you head out for a trail ride or a jaunt around the neighborhood. But with patient handling and use of desensitization exercises, you can take much of the...
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Points, hooks, waves and ramps…they may not sound connected, but all four are common abnormalities that equine dentists regularly address in their four-legged patients.These issues are corrected in a routine process known as "floating” (also known as "equilibrating”)...
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I’ve started a small business with my equestrian-themed mosaics. I keep a little TV turned on in the background while I snip glass tiles and glue them in place. Over time I’ve realized there are a whole lot of...
Watch the slideshow below to learn more about parasite control, and then take the extra credit quiz for Club Horse points, or return to the Know Your Enemy main page.var flashvars...
You’ve spent time and money clearing, grading and bringing in materials. Your dream has come true: You’ve built a riding arena in your own backyard. Now comes the maintenance ...Your beautiful arena won’t stay that way without ongoing upkeep,...
Riders are typically taught to always mount and dismount from the left side, but on the trail you may encounter situations where it's easier or safer to mount or dismount on the off side. Horse Illustrated contributor Jennifer Nice...
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