“It is fantastic to be able to show, for the very first time globally, the seventh-generation Mustang in racing form,” Ford Performance boss Mark Rushbrook said in a statement. “The reveal of the Mustang Supercar is the first of many, Read more…
Owning a pony is a very rewarding experience, but it is not for everyone. Be sure to thoroughly research before taking on the responsibility of owning a pony. If you want to learn to ride it is a good idea Read more…
Pony Hair is naturally water resistant but it does need looking after. Is pony hair durable? Although pony hair is naturally water-resistant, it may become damaged by rough usage. With some occasional TLC and damage control you can look after Read more…
Horses do not need regular baths to stay clean; usually, grooming is enough to keep a horse clean and healthy. But baths are useful to cool a horse after strenuous work, eliminate stubborn stains, and brighten its coat for an Read more…
If you choose to shampoo, squeeze a small dollop of shampoo on your fingers, then run it through the hair with your fingers to lather it. Be gentle. Then rinse the hair thoroughly, again with warm water. Baby shampoo is Read more…
Adult/Prime: 5-12 years old The five to 12-year-old pony is in his or her prime both physically and mentally. The adult pony has a mature physique and has had many experiences that (hopefully) have made him or her sensible. What Read more…
Hay – The Core Feed For A Laminitis Diet The basis of any diet for a horse or pony prone to laminitis or suffering acute laminitis is hay. The best choice of forage is one that is low in sugar, Read more…
That means, if you have a 36″ inseam, your horse should be at least 15 hands tall. How Tall Should A Horse Be Based On Rider Height. Rider Inseam Minimum Horse Height 32″ 13.1 hands 34″ 14 hands 36″ 15 Read more…
Asking the right questions will help you avoid purchasing a horse that may have high, unexpected medical expenses or that you are unable to ride. When was he last seen by a vet? Has he ever had any illnesses? How Read more…
The confirmed stubborn horse that refuses to go forward may initially react by backing up rather than going forward. Just remain calm and focused, and stay with him while continuing to “push” forward and tap with the whip until the Read more…