Leading a group of horses isn't all that different than leading a group of people
Robin Aldrich
GUEST WRITER Entrepreneur, Consultant, Author and Horsewoman
My family has ridden and …
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The Healing Power of Horses: How Equine Therapy Benefits Veterans, Victims of Abuse & More
February 17, 2019 By
By NICOLA BRIDGES
(Hope Fisher/JayC Foundation)
In 1991, 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard was abducted while walking from her home to a nearby school bus stop. She was …
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Experts Weigh in on Horse Blankets
February 10, 2019 By
Shutterstock/Anastasija Popova
Horse owners are routinely putting rugs (blankets) on their horses all year round. However new research suggests that certain types of rug could be causing them to …
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Preventing Your Worst Nightmare – A Fire in Your Barn
January 16, 2019 By
Owning and operating any kind of farm is a
tough job. The last thing you need is a fire. Whether it’s a fully engulfed
barn, an indoor arena inferno, or a tractor that got way too hot and decided …
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Rotation of Horse Wormers
December 28, 2018 By
The purpose of rotating dewormers is to get a broader spectrum of coverage for your horse, since each type of dewormer has efficacy against varying parasites and at different stages of the parasite’s …
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All Ears: Caring for Your Horse’s Ears
December 5, 2018 By
Mother Nature designed horses’ ears to be pretty much self-cleaning. She worked on the principle of preventing a problem, rather than correcting it.
“In most situations, the normal amount of hair …
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