Category: Horses

It’s been said “If you’re like an electric eel, that you might be a better rider for your horse.” Here’s what it means. When electric eels meet,

The Quarter Horse breed has a long and fascinating history in the United States. The breed originated in the 17th century, when English colonists

With the current economic climate, there are more “free” or “cheap” horses available than ever before. Owners who can no longer care for their an

The Morgan horse breed originated in the United States in the late 1700s. They are named after their founder, Justin Morgan, and are known for th

Ice is a problem in horse paddocks as falls and slips can lead to serious injury. The best solution is to remove the horse from the paddock, unti

The placement and structure of your horse’s eyes is vastly different from a human’s. While we can easily wear glasses to correct poor vision, thi

Hay nets are notoriously awkward to fill and close. The other problem with nets is that the drawstring you use to close and hang the net usually

Equine behavior research is teaching us that the best way to teach an old pony a new trick is to reward them for positive behavior instead of pun

The issue of finding the correct bit can be a complex one. Since bits are made from metal, they can be hard and unforgiving. The very first thing