Strava, a popular activity-tracking app, allows runners, walkers and cyclists to track, record and analyse their activity, but there is no option to record equestrian use. Does Strava support horse riding? We use our Garmins, our Polars, and our smart Read more…
This was intended for a riding schedule of four to six times per week. Week 1: 30 minutes per ride with 5 minutes trotting. Week 2: 30 minutes per ride with 10 minutes trotting. Week 3: 40 minutes per ride Read more…
There is “Equestrian Sports” workout you can use; Tap on the workout app and scroll down to the bottom and tap on “Add Workout” then scroll down the list until you find Equestrian Sports then tap on it and it Read more…
We offer competitive horse exerciser pricing for our EuroXciser. This is often a one time investment for a facility; it’s important the machine meets your needs. Models Description Price D450 50′ EuroXciser, 4 horse $17,700 D460 – D660 60′ EuroXciser, Read more…
Some of the more common oral antibiotics in horses include trimethoprim sulfa, metronidazole, enrofloxacin, and chloramphenicol. Trimethoprim sulfa (SMZ, TMS, sulfa tabs) is an antibiotic which has a broad spectrum of activity against a variety of bacteria. It is broken Read more…
Most horses do not die directly because of their injuries on the race course, but are instead put down, often by being shot or euthanased. Do horses get shot on the track? Though the practise seems cruel, but ‘destroying’ a Read more…
Founder, sometimes called laminitis, can be caused by several things, including diet, genetic predisposition, and overmedicating; Founder usually refers to chronic inflammation of the coffin bone in the horse’s hoof. It is a very serious condition that can result in Read more…
Personality. Bambi ― as with most of his friends ― is similar to any deer in any forest. What animal is a Bambi? white-tailed deerBambi is a white-tailed deer, but he wasn’t supposed to be. Bambi may be a fictional Read more…
When a horse is lame, it means they have a gait or a stance that is abnormal for their breed. It is caused by an issue with the structure or function of the horse’s locomotor system. Because of that disorder, Read more…
The cause of the problem. Puncture Wound of Head, Jaw & Upper Neck. Poisonous Snake Bite, Rattlesnake or Pit Viper. Vesicular Stomatitis, VS. Melanoma. Equine Sarcoid, Generally. Wound or Laceration to Mouth, Lips & Muzzle. Burn, Chemical, Toxin, Caustic Substances Read more…