36 by 72 inches. In a “regulation” pit, horseshoe pit dimensions require stakes be exactly 40 feet apart. Those stakes should sit within a box that—while at least 31 by 43 inches—measures no larger than 36 by 72 inches. How big should horseshoe boxes be? Stakes should be a minimum Read more…
fasten them just a little tight, and they will stay in place most times. Placing just about 6 dabs of hot glue around the hat where the band will rest can give a little more hold. You really are not gluing the band on, just providing a rubbery surface to Read more…
Chronic progressive lymphedema is a systemic disease of the lymphatic system in which the skin lesions on the lower limbs occur secondarily due to poor lymphatic drainage and tissue perfusion. The cause of CPL is unknown, but high incidence in the aforementioned breeds suggests a genetic component. How do you Read more…
On average, racehorses race seven times per year. The horse’s race frequency varies; higher class horses race once a month or less, lower level racehorses run every couple of weeks. Is horse racing all year round? Tracks like Parx, Penn National and Charles Town race almost the entire year. Other Read more…
Synthetic hair is usually not mixed with animal hair, being that it costs manufacturers more money to process animal hair. What is synthetic hair made of? Synthetic hair is exactly as it sounds. The fake hair strands are made out of man-made fibers like acrylic or nylon. The fibers are Read more…
“First, you prepare the saddle for dyeing by taking the pieces of the saddle apart. Second, you dye all of the saddle pieces. After that, a finishing coat is put on top of the dye, and last, but not least, the saddle must be put back together.” Can you dye Read more…
Horseback Riding in the Winter: What to Wear Wear a helmet with a tight cap underneath for warmth. Plan to use thermal layers, a coat and additional upper body clothing. Wear thin layers on your lower body to improve comfort and warmth. Take advantage of winterized riding boots. Accessorize with Read more…
Pony paint chalks are easy to use, non-toxic, safe, and kid and animal friendly. You can use them during parades, shows, St. Patrick’s Day, Halloween, and other events. I recommend the Tail Tamers Horse Grooming Chalk. Is chalk safe for horses? Chalk as been used throughout the equine world for Read more…
Horses nod their heads as a signal of energy, excitement, or irritation. They also nod when bothered by ear infections and insects. Horses that lower and raise their heads in a calm, controlled manner may be showing a sign of submission to convey a simple hello. Why is my horse Read more…
If you have color-treated hair, you shouldn’t use the regular Mane ‘n Tail formula, as this will strip your hair of its color. What shampoo is best for stripping hair color? 1. Best Shampoos To Strip Colour From Hair (back to index) Suave Naturals Daily Clarifying Shampoo. Superdrug Colour Rewind Read more…