jockey. A jockey is someone who rides a horse in a race. What is the rider of a racehorse called? A jockey is someone who rides horses in horse racing or steeplechase racing, primarily as a profession. The word also Read more…
Some horses can perform soundly and happily while barefoot. For example, a number of Arabians participate in competitive and endurance rides without the benefit of shoes. These horses live and train barefoot to help toughen up the soles of their Read more…
It’s a sport for the few – the rich. Hobby horsing allows enthusiasts to act out their fantasies of owning, riding, and competing with their own horse, minus the high expenses. What is the hobby of horse riding called? Equestrianism Read more…
It depends a lot on the horse, which shoe is missing, the type of riding you do and the speed you ride at, and the terrain. Some horses have hard tough feet and can handle barefoot riding under most conditions. Read more…
Incorporating recovery time into your horse’s schedule calls for a common-sense approach. A typical work-rest pattern may involve giving him a day off once a week or after a harder training cycle or session, or two to three days’ rest Read more…
In average conditions with adequate care, the life span of your Cavallo Hoof Boots last from 1 – 2 years, however we have many happy trail riders who have had their boots for much longer. Can horses wear hoof boots Read more…
Many kinds of fine gravel are available and most make excellent footing for high traffic horse areas such as paddocks, pathways, and gate areas. Can a horse walk on gravel? The barefoot life won’t work for a horse that lives Read more…
According to an article on the subject, the Kentucky Derby (and the Kentucky Derby and Belmont) simply carried on the tradition of racing 3-year-olds that began in England: “The predominance of 3-year-olds dates back to the early days of organized Read more…
Cornerstone of the equine diet needs to be hay, and a lot of it, made the right way from the right grasses. Ideally this should be fed slowly over a long period of time every day (think slow hay feeders). Read more…
ride (one’s) hobby-horse: To frequently or incessantly talk or complain about a subject, topic, or issue in which one is excessively interested. What does it mean to ride a hobby horse? From the term “hobby horse” came the expression “to Read more…