The racing industry continues to defend racing horses in hot weather conditions as they have a hot weather policy in place. However, this policy allows for horses to be raced in an ambient temperature of up to (and occasionally above) Read more…
Horses are very capable in the snow, but when it gets that frozen layer over the top, it is difficult for the horses to break through and they may even lacerate their lower legs. It also impedes their movement which Read more…
Horse racing is a sport where riders, known as jockeys, race against one another on horses. The object of the sport is to cross the finish line before the other competitors and win the race. The most common types of Read more…
Best Race Class Explanation ABBREVIATION INDICATES DEFINITION BP or SP Black Type Placed or Stakes Placed Never won any race, but finished 2 nd and/or 3 rd in at least one Black Type or Stakes race. W Winner Winner of Read more…
A starting gate also called a starting barrier or starting stalls is a machine used to ensure a fair start to in horse racing and dog racing. What is a horse gate? The 2013 horse meat contamination scandal – Horsegate Read more…
A Horse With No Name is played at 122 Beats Per Minute (Allegro), or 31 Measures/Bars Per Minute. Time Signature: 4/4. Use our Online Metronome to practice at a tempo of 122BPM. What key is Horse With No Name in? Read more…
Vertical (or upright) – a jump that consists of poles or planks placed one directly above another with no spread, or width, to jump. Oxer – two verticals close together, to make the jump wider, also called a spread. What’s Read more…
As BoJack stated previously, when given the opportunity, he’d say “Fuck you, mom!” so that she’d be able to hear it. However, instead of seizing this opportunity, he instead hesitated and lied to her, that she was back at her Read more…
Dewey Bunnell. A Horse with No Name “A Horse with No Name” Songwriter(s) Dewey Bunnell Producer(s) Ian Samwell America singles chronology “A Horse with No Name” (1971) “I Need You” (1972) Is the song Horse With No Name about drugs? Read more…
One innovation you’ve probably seen is the narrow fence?or, as it’s popularly called, the “skinny.” Instead of the standard horse-show width of 12 feet, a skinny’s width can run from 8 feet all the way down to 5 1/2. How Read more…