The White Arabian Horse. Of all the Arabian Horses, The White Arabian Horse is the only elite horse that can be found in the wild instead of having to be purchased, saving you a thousand dollars! You can find this special horse on the northwestern side of Lake Isabella in Read more…
Summary. A short front phase of the stride of a hind limb is seen commonly in horses with a variety of hind limb hind limb conditions. It may be noticeable at the walk and the trot. This pattern may result from problems affecting the upper or lower limb, and can Read more…
As for hardware, Bradley says, “To go out and shoe a horse, you basically need an anvil, a rounding hammer, a knife, a nipper or some kind of cutting tool, rasp, some nails and a driving hammer. That’s what new farriers need,” he says. What tool do farriers use? If Read more…
Fiend or Foe? Fast and Furious is an achievement in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and requires one to win all the horse races in the base game, thus making this a missable achievement. Can you win the horse race Witcher 3? If you win the 11 horse races in Read more…
Piebald – black and white – coats are amongst the most common colors for this breed. But Gypsy Vanners can also have skewbald coats – that’s white patches on a bay or chestnut coat (or any other color, as long as it isn’t black). What is a black and white Read more…
One of the most common diseases of horse chestnut trees is leaf blight. Leaf blight is a fungal disease which causes large, brownish spots to develop on the tree’s leaves. Often, these brown spots will also be surrounded by yellow discoloration. What does a chestnut blight look like? Symptoms include Read more…
The horse chestnut is a tall, broad tree that has been widely planted in parks and gardens. Originally native to the mountains of northern Greece and Albania, it was introduced into the UK in 1616 and has since become naturalised. Where do horse chestnut trees grow in the UK? Horse Read more…
Sweet chestnuts will have a husk that looks “furry,” while the horse chestnut has sparser spikes on its husk. Water chestnuts are an entirely different thing. They are not really a chestnut at all, but the bulb of a plant that grows in marshes and is considered a vegetable and Read more…
On horses, the mane is the hair that grows from the top of the neck of a horse or other equine, reaching from the poll to the withers, and includes the forelock or foretop. What is considered a mane? mane in American English 1. the long hair growing on the Read more…
February 17, 2010 January 1, 2018 By Kentucky Equine Research Staff. A horse that has lain down too close to a fence or wall and gotten into a position from which he can’t get up is referred to as a “cast” horse. Cast horses sometimes panic and struggle, while others Read more…