Often, simply using a ThinLine pad will correct minor bridging issues. If you need more, easily fill in hollow areas with ThinLine saddle fit inserts. Every pad comes with a layer of ThinLine foam. What is the best saddle for a swayback horse? We recommend trying a Cordura or flex Read more…
In gatherings of Shia Muslims during this month, a horse (often snow-white) called the Zuljinnah will make an appearance, walking with the mourners during the processions. What happens on Muharram with horse? The white horse that one sees in Muharram processions is the replica of Imam Hussain’s horse named Zuljanah. Read more…
A horse is a shelter for the person who keeps it so that he can earn his money by honest living and considers it as a refuge to keep him from following illegal ways (to make money), and do not forget the rights of Allah (Zakat) and allow others to Read more…
Name of his horse was Ashal. Hazrat Ali Akbar (Alyehis Salaam) was the eldest son of Imam Husain (AS). What is the name of Hazrat Ali horse? ZuljanahHe was bred and raised by Muhammad. Zuljanah was known to be very loyal and was famous for his strength, endurance and devotion. Read more…
Those defects that detract from appearance but do not impair serviceability are considered blemishes, i.e., scars, capped hocks and elbows, etc. Blemishes are looked upon with great disfavor in gaited, parade, and some pleasure horses. What is the difference between an unsoundness and a blemish? Any defect that affects serviceability Read more…
It’s a young. horse’s way of communicating “I’m just a baby”! It is an expression of submission, an exaggerated. Why do foals do baby talk? Did you notice that they often do something strange with their mouths? I call this ‘baby talk’ and if you watch a lot of horses Read more…
As people can’t eat grass, the main staples of the Dothraki diet are horse meat and fermented mare’s milk. Why did Daenerys eat the horse’s heart? The pregnant khaleesi must consume an entire raw stallion heart (Dothraki: hrazef zhor), accompanied by chanting from the dosh khaleen as they read the Read more…
Neem Oil can be rubbed onto your horse’s legs, particularly white socks, during the muddy, winter months, creating a waterproof barrier. Apply a thick layer prior to turnout before any signs appear – it also helps stop the mud sticking! Neem Oil will soften and remove scabs, tackle itching and Read more…
A thick and heavy crest is considered abnormal and usually occurs in conjunction with obesity, Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS), and sometimes PPID (Cushing’s Disease), or a combination of these conditions. All of these are associated with laminitis (founder). For this reason, this observation should be taken seriously. What does a Read more…
Regular grooming with a gentle rubber curry comb can help remove the build-up of excess skin debris. Periodic cleansing and removal of the crusty scales and debris with keratolytic (anti-dandruff) shampoos can be helpful in managing the condition too. How do you get rid of horse Scurf? There is something Read more…