The first urban dictionary entry for “horse girl” dates back to 2006: she loves horses and draws them on her binder. Over the years, the moniker has come to signify more than just a tween hippophile sporting a Shetland pony Read more…
Then you’re a horse girl! A horse girl is someone whose life revolves around horses. Horse girls can be of any age, although the term typically refers to young women aged 10 to 29. What does it mean when someone Read more…
Chestnut-colored horses are runner-ups with 48 victories, while brown horses have won over 17 times. About 8 Gray horses have won the Kentucky Derby. In short, bay, chestnut, brown, and gray are the most successful colors in most horse races. Read more…
Compared to humans, several scientists have said that horses have the intelligence of a 3-year-old kid. In addition, most horses can recognize themselves in a mirror, learn complex commands or tricks, and understand human emotion. Are horses smart as dogs? Read more…
I once was told that it takes about 1,000 hours of time in the saddle to truly feel comfortable with any movement a horse may take. It’s the feeling of being “one with the horse”. The book “Outliers: The Story Read more…
To get into shape for horseback riding, do exercises that will build your hip and leg muscles, like stair step-ups, wall step-ups, and hip adductors. You should also focus on building your core strength through things like yoga, sit-ups, and Read more…
Many people say that dogs are man’s best friend, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other animals that make great companions. In fact, horses are some of the most loyal animals you will ever encounter. Who is more loyal horse Read more…
Never look a horse in the eye You’re only a predator if you intend to eat what you’re looking at. Horses can easily tell the difference between a predator looking to eat and predator looking in curiosity and wonder. Horses Read more…
With horses, eye contact is crucial. In fact you can use your eyes in a number of different ways very effectively. Placing your eyes on your horse’s eyes can be a form of reprimand, for example. You can also use Read more…
Signs Your Horse is Happy Nostrils. Your horse’s nostrils are soft, round, and relaxed and breathing is even on both sides. Tail. Your horse’s tail will swing freely, evenly, and loosely when happy and relaxed. Lower Jaw. Rearing or Pawing. Read more…