Enjoy our beach club for the whole day! Discover a beautiful cenote and swim in Crystal Clear Waters! You can also do other tours too! Ride ATVs, go snorkeling, or swim in cenotes at this same location! HORSEBACK RIDING. BEACH HORSEBACK RIDING (ADULTS) Regular Price Our Price You Save! Regular Read more…
Mexico is the land of, Mayans, Aztecs and Conquistadores with a rich cultural and historical heritage. It is easy to reach, has beautiful unspoiled countryside and the winter climate is delightful, making it a prime destination for a horseback riding vacation. Can you ride horses on the beach in Mexico? Read more…
The Middle Gluteal is the strongest muscle of the gluteal group and largely shapes the croup of the horse. The Middle Gluteal is a superficial muscle that strongly attaches to the pelvis at the great trochanter of the femur. Do horses have glutes? “In the horse, [the gluteus medius] is Read more…
Background. The equine m. gluteus medius (GM) is the largest muscle of the horse, its main movement function is the extension of the hip joint. In the unloaded limb GM contraction swings the limb towards caudal for e.g. kicking out and in the weight bearing limb it pushes the body Read more…
Weekly exercise protocols may vary between days so that horses receive predominantly long slow distance two or three times per week, with speed or skill work on alternate days. Some horses, once fit, may perform best when exercised only two or three times per week, whereas others require more of Read more…
A balanced and proportionate body is key to proper leg structure. A proportionate horse is usually square. Square means the height from the withers to ground should equal the length of body (point of shoulder to the point of the buttocks). What is a horse’s bum called? Buttock: the part Read more…
The loin is the area of the back just behind where the saddle sits. What are loins on horses? The loins, or lumbus, are the sides between the lower ribs and pelvis, and the lower part of the back. The term is used to describe the anatomy of humans and Read more…
Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. On an out breath, slide one leg straight out. Breathe in and return the leg to the start position. Feel that the whole time you are moving your leg, your core remains engaged. How do you Read more…
Forages are a basic necessity for normal functioning of the equine digestive system, and forage requirements are supplied most easily by pasture and hay. Horses should consume at least 1 percent of their body weight in hay or pasture grasses and legumes each day. What hay should horses not eat? Read more…
Bob Baffert. Bob Baffert has been banned, but two of his trained horses will still run Kentucky Derby. Who banned from horse racing? A retired New York State Supreme Court justice, acting as a hearing officer, recommended that thoroughbred trainer Bob Baffert be banned from horse racing in the state Read more…