Each season brings a unique set of horsekeeping challenges and considerations. It’s up to horse owners and caretakers to adapt to their horse’s changing needs. Download a seasonal checklist as a reminder of what you need to do to keep your horse happy and healthy throughout the year. We’ll be adding new checklists for each season through 2011.
You will need a document reader that can open .pdf files in order to download these files. Go to Adobe.com to download Adobe Reader for free.
Dec-Jan-Feb | Mar-Apr-May |
Jun-Jul-Aug | Sep-Oct-Nov |
This checklist is great! It’s good to have a way to keep track of all that needs to be done after the brutal winter, to get ready for the fair-weather riding.
This Checklist was a wonderful Idea I really love the Horsechannel.com. It has really taught me a lot
I like reading these articles. It’s nice to know that I am on top of things but it is good to be reassured anyway.
Great reading!!
Love it— will print,laminate, and hang up at the barn
Great info! No offense, but I already knew it was summer!!!
Good advice.
I like the article, however, I was only able to download three of the checklists. The one for fall, which I really wanted, didn’t work. When I clicked on it to download it sent me to a list of prior articles!!??
I had the same problem as Debbie. When trying to download fall….goes back to main menu for article list.
I am unable to open the fall care checklist…please help
Thank You
I too am unable to download the Fall checklist. Would like that info.
The checklists are .pdf, so make sure you have a reader that can open that type of file. You can download Acrobat Reader for free from adobe.com. If you’re still having trouble downloading the checklists, go to http://www.horsechannel.com/contact-us.aspx and let us know. Thanks!
Having the same problem as everyone else. I can’t open the Fall checklist.
This is great info to post in the barn for boarders. It alerts owners to the needs of their animals all year ’round, and although we( stable owner) are doing what you have posted here, it is a silent homage. I love to have educational material posted in my barn. It can’t hurt.
Also I liked your daily feeding charts…well done. …thank you for making this material available.