Your veterinarian may prescribe stall rest if your horse suffers from an injury that requires rest to heal. Horses aren’t good at self-protection. If you provide them space, they will run, buck and kick if they choose. This could result in reinjury or further damage to a healing injury. How Read more…
70-200 f 2.8. Your best overall lens for horse photography is a 70-200 f 2.8. What camera is best for horse photography? The best choice you can make as the best camera for horse photography is Nikon Coolpix P1000. The best high-end choice is Canon EOS 5D Mark IV. Panasonic Read more…
Use a tripod with a quick release cable, timer or remote to avoid camera shake. Clean your lens and sensor to avoid dust spots. Stick with one lens; Horseshoe Bend is a dusty place. Take time to enjoy the spectacular view with your own eyes, away from the camera! What Read more…
TVG. TVG is a market leader among apps in the horse betting space, and it has the distinction being the first legal horse racing app in the US. TVG is an official wagering partner of all three Triple Crown races: Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes. What is the Read more…
Horses that get swollen legs or for any other reason need a bandage over night get it, but if not they stay without. Older horses get bandages after competing or jumping a lot at home. The younger horses I try to keep without stable bandages as long as I can.” Read more…
Once your horse stands and does not move when you step onto the block, swing your leg over his back and mount. Make sure to sit down lightly to ensure a pleasant experience for him. Next, dismount and repeat several times. Make sure to reward him every time the mounting Read more…
Cool Calories 100 is a concentrated energy supplement suitable for all types of horses. Cool Calories 100 will provide essential fatty acids for skin and hair condition, as well as calories for weight gain and exercise performance. Is Cool calories good for horses? Cool Calories 100 Equine Dry Fat Supplement Read more…
The issue is that just like us humans, horse’s tend to lose their appetites in high heat. So, right at the time that your horse needs more calories in their diet, they stop wanting to eat as much. Do horses eat less when it’s hot? Horse owners should be vigilant Read more…
Dietary carbohydrates, which constitute a most important source of equine nutrition, are digested and absorbed by a series of complex processes principally in the small intestine, beginning with intraluminal starch hydrolysis by the action of pancreatic amylase. How do animals absorb carbohydrates? Carbohydrate digestion in ruminant animals is through microbial Read more…
Starch is a highly digestible energy form and can provide horses with energy they need for exercise, growth, metabolism, and other life functions. What does starch do to horses? Why do we feed starch to horses? Traditionally starch in horse feed has provided a concentrated source of energy that horses Read more…