Mustang Mach-E. Mustang Mach-E will have DC high-power charging capability – that means you’ll be able to recharge 73 miles * of range in just 10 minutes at a high-power charging station. Is the Mustang Mach-e worth it? Yes, if you are looking for a luxury car that offers keen Read more…
Turnout boots can provide a protective barrier against mud fever, overreaching and knocks. They also keep legs cleaner and drier, which not only saves time but helps to maintain healthy skin. Do horses need turnout boots? Regular turnout is a necessity for a happy and healthy horse. Unfortunately, some horses Read more…
Reining A competitor performing the sliding stop, one of the signature moves of a reining horse Highest governing body International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI) First played United States Characteristics Contact no What is it called when a horse sprints? The canter is a controlled three-beat gait, while the gallop Read more…
By Carole Herder Horse hoof boots are the most effective way of protecting horse’s hoofs while being ridden. Hoof boots absorb shock, protect the hoof against aggressive terrain and provide comfort for your horse. Does my horse need hoof boots? HOOF BOOT FAQS – GENERAL It is common that only Read more…
When you cover the horse’s eyes, they’ll only see what’s in front of them and not scan around. This will help the rider as the horse won’t be spooked easily by everything it sees. Binders help them maintain focus since they won’t be distracted by other events around them. Why Read more…
The blinkers shut off the peripheral vision of the horse, so that they can only look forward. This means they can concentrate more on the ground, fences and hurdles that are in front of them. If a horse is easily distracted by its surroundings then blinkers can act as a Read more…
It’s best to clean his sheath every 6 to 12 months. Fiction: To really clean my horse’s sheath, I should use an antibacterial soap, such as Betadine or chlorhexidine. Fact: To protect those friendly microorganisms, never use antibacterial soap. Use a commercial sheath cleaner, such as Excalibur or Equi-Pro. Can Read more…
The ‘bean’ is the common name for a collection of smegma in the tip of the horse’s penis. The tube that the urine passes through is called the urethra and just above the urethra is a pocket of space called the urethral fossa and this is where the build up Read more…
Nutritionally Influenced Color Change Horses with considerable amounts of pheomelanin (bay, chestnut, buckskin, palomino, dun) are especially sensitive to dietary changes. Linseed oil, alfalfa, clover, and legume hay make hair darker. Why is my horse changing color? Foals are generally born a pale shade of their adult color. In the Read more…
farrier. A farrier is an equine professional who specializes in taking care of hooves! Most horses must be seen by a farrier every six to eight weeks. Many horses wear specialized horseshoes that help keep their feet balanced and protected from chipping. What do you call someone who takes care Read more…