Go back in time and explore the Gettysburg Battlefield on horseback. Discover important details and insights about the Civil War, its soldiers, and local residents. Ride through Gettysburg National Military Park, visit the Virginia Monument, and take in panoramic views at Spangler Farm. What Battlefield game has horses? Battlefield 1Horses Read more…
A haynet is a great way to keep your horse from overeating. It not only helps prevent your horse from overeating, but also helps to prevent hay waste. If you would like to learn more about why a hay net is a great solution, this article is a great resource. Read more…
Here are some useful tips for maintaining your horse’s appetite. Step 1: identify why your horse won’t eat. The first step to getting a horse to eat again is to identify what caused the lack of appetite in the first place. Step 2: remove or treat the cause. Step 3: Read more…
Betting Rules For Jockeys They’re specifically prohibited from betting on races in which they’re involved. That means that they’re not allowed to bet if they’re taking part in the race but it’s a different matter if they want to bet on a race that they have nothing to do with. Read more…
Grain overload put simply is when your horse eats too much, and when it comes to horses, it is usually stuff they shouldn’t eat, like old grain. If you suspect your horse has gotten into too much grain, withhold grain and try to determine how much, when, and what the Read more…
The pit of a peach fruit is not safe for a horse to eat. It must be removed before feeding the horses. The pits of peaches are poisonous and can lead to cyanide poisoning in horses. Can horses eat peach pit? What is this? Keep in mind that peach pits Read more…
They should instead be restricted to a dry lot and fed a diet of grass hay. Once cresty neck and insulin resistance are under control, these horses may be able to tolerate some pasture, but grass intake will likely need to be monitored for the rest of their life. Why Read more…
The signs associated with Selenium deficiency include poor coat and hoof quality, sore, achy muscles, poor performance and poor fertility. What are the symptoms of low selenium? Two conditions are associated with severe selenium deficiency: 1) Keshan disease, a type of cardiomyopathy, or disease of heart muscle, and 2) Kashin-Beck Read more…
Michigan State University Extension offers these reminders when giving your horse a seasonal treat such as pumpkin: Smaller pieces – slice pumpkin into smaller pieces. One slice at a time – do this to prevent potential choking. Not too much – one or two slices a day is enough, no Read more…
Alfalfa aids horses with muscle weakness and reduces tying up caused by their high protein needs. Foals and yearlings that aren’t getting enough protein either because their mother isn’t producing it in her milk or don’t suck should be fed alfalfa. What to feed a horse that ties up? Horses Read more…