The Canadian horse breeds are the Newfoundland Pony, Canadian Horse, Sable Island Horse, Lac La Croix Indian Pony, and Canadian Rustic Pony. Canada is also home to two Warmblood registries, the Candian Warmblood and the Canadian Sport Horse. Are horse Read more…
Horseback riding in Canada is a great way to escape the chaos of city life and reconnect with nature. Whether it’s for a few hours, a day, or for a full week, traversing the backcountry astride a horse will introduce Read more…
The Big Summit Wild Horse Territory is located approximately 25 miles east of Prineville, Oregon, and totals about 25,434 acres entirely within the Ochoco National Forest (herd management area map). It is the only wild horse population in the Pacific Read more…
Feral horse populations have established themselves in at least 10 conservation areas across NSW, including Australia’s iconic Kosciuszko National Park and world heritage-listed areas of the Blue Mountains, Barrington Tops, Guy Fawkes and Oxley Wild Rivers national parks. Where do Read more…
Feral horses only occur in two Victorian parks – the Alpine National Park and Barmah National Park. Where can you see Brumbies in Victoria? Brumbies are only found in two Victorian parks – Barmah National Park, on the New South Read more…
Wild horses have been a part of the Canadian west for hundreds of years. There are currently wild horses living in the Chilcotin region of British Columbia and parts of Saskatchewan, including a population of protected wild horses in the Read more…
Today, most Canadian horses are used as riding and driving horses, and are known for their jumping ability. They are seen in competition in almost every discipline, as well as for leisure riding. Are Canadian horses fast? Not only were Read more…
Country of Origin: Canada In the early days of Canada, 20% of Canadian Horses paced. These CANADIAN HORSES were sent to the US and entered in to the stud books of most US gaited breeds but they were never a Read more…
fleece wraps — their task is to improve the action of an ointment and warm the horse’s legs up. They are recommended for older or injured horses. Because of their limited elasticity and warm material, they do not protect the Read more…
A spider bandage is used to wrap and protect your horse’s knee or hock in the event of an injury, swelling, irritation, or wound. You apply them over a layer of bandaging. How long can you leave bandages on a Read more…