Equestrians need to make sure they’re obeying traffic laws and any posted signage. Highways are generally off-limits, as are train pathways and many bridges. Use equestrian crossings wherever possible, and avoid busy intersections. Is it legal to ride a horse Read more…
Despite what some might think, most competition horses are very good flyers – some even nap on the flight! However, horses are not sedated as they need to remain alert enough to balance on all fours. Is traveling stressful for Read more…
Unlike a limousine or a car we cannot travel long distances in the horse and carriage. Keeping this in mind we try to keep a maximum travel distance in the carriage under 6km. This will avoid you having a sweaty Read more…
To take a horse across the border you need to have the original of your up-to-date Coggins certificate and your import (health) papers. If the person physically taking the horse across the border is not the owner of the horse Read more…
The power produced by an engine is called its horsepower. For cars, horsepower translates into speed. So if you want to go faster, and get up to speed quicker, you need more horsepower. Does HP mean a car is faster? Read more…
Thus, a horse that measures 60 inches is 15 hands high (15 × 4 = 60) and a horse halfway between 15 and 16 hands is 15.2 hands, or 62 inches tall (15 × 4 + 2 = 62) Because Read more…
Most are capable of cantering for 1 to 5 miles (1.6 – 8 km) or walking for 30 to 32 miles (48 – 51.5 km) without a break. The best option to keep your animal healthy is to alternate walking Read more…
A horse in average condition can usually handle a one- to two-hour trail ride on the weekends without too much stress. But for longer rides, you’re right — you need to plan ahead and start a conditioning routine. How long Read more…
The Arabian, The Horse Breed That Players Consider To Be The Best Overall In Red Dead Redemption 2. Many Red Dead Redemption 2 players consider the Arabian breed to be the overall best, with it being a Superior horse that Read more…
Many of these animals are not aggressive by nature; they are physically provoked into displaying “wild” behavior in order to make the cowboys look brave. Electric prods, spurs, and bucking straps are used to irritate and enrage animals in rodeos. Read more…