The action of removing sweat, dirt and loose hair from a horse is called ‘currying’ and horses enjoy it, often becoming especially close to the person who grooms them. Why is it called a curry comb? The word curry has been around for 800 years or so and means “to Read more…
Many owners use their mares for rigorous athletic competition (including racing and jumping) up to five months with no problems. You can continue light trail riding until the start of the last month of pregnancy. When should I stop riding my horse when pregnant? By the time you reach the Read more…
Phonetic spelling of horsey horsey. h-AW-r-s-ee. hawr-see. How do you pronounce Stiffkey in Norfolk? Another Norfolk place name that looks relatively simple to pronounce on the face of it, but people often get it wrong. Those seeing it on a road sign for the first time are more than likely Read more…
Access to the beach at horsey is on foot from Horsey Mill and village (about 1½ miles / 2.4km) or via a track to a small car park at Horsey Gap. Grey seals abound on the sand dunes and beaches of Horsey and Winterton-on-Sea, mainly in the winter months. Is Read more…
Of a graphic design or typographical treatment which is clumsy, clunky, or unrefined. Whats does Horsey mean? : of, relating to, or resembling a horse. : having to do with horses or horse racing. 3. : characteristic of the manners, dress, or tastes of horsemen or horsewomen. How do you Read more…
Come mid October heavily pregnant seals begin to arrive on Horsey Beach, the day after arrival they give birth. Then the bull seals arrive to help feed and protect the mothers and pups. Are there seals in Horsey now? Horsey is a quiet village of around 100 residents. Miles of Read more…
The dunes at Horsey are designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) and connect with the Winterton Dunes National Nature Reserve. Both offer a great opportunity throughout the year to see seals. Are there always seals at Horsey beach? Walk along any Norfolk Beach and you are likely to Read more…
The idiomatic saying “giddy up” means to hurry up and move forward or move faster. The idiom “giddy up” originated sometime in the 1920s. It was originally an exclamation used by people riding horses. The rider would use the spurs on his/her boots to kick the horse gently and tell Read more…
synonyms for horseman broncobuster. buckaroo. cavalryman. cowboy. dragoon. equerry. equestrian. gaucho. What is horseman called? broncobuster, buckaroo, cavalryman, cowboy, dragoon, equerry, equestrian, gaucho, jockey, postilion, pricker, roughrider, horse guard. What to call a person who loves horses? hippophileone who loves horses. What is the English name of horse? The horse Read more…
Polo. “Polo is Hockey, Soccer and Basketball on a horse traveling at 35 miles an hour trying to hit a baseball with a stretched out croquet mallet!” Polo is a dynamic equestrian sport which has been played for centuries throughout Asia and the Middle East. What game is played on Read more…