300 to 440 grams. Mid-weight or medium weight turnouts have 180 to 250 grams of fill. Many horses do well with a medium or mid-weight blanket. Heavy weight turnouts typically have 300 to 440 grams of fill. Shipping to AK, Read more…
Vacuum Storage Bags – these are a fantastic option, you can fold your horse rug/s inside it, seal it shut and then suck all the air out of the bag, leaving it flat. It can then be stored on a Read more…
In accordance with Section 405.460(B)(21) of the Zoning Code, horses may be kept in a stable on lots that are a minimum of three (3) acres with no more than one (1) horse per one (1) acre of fenced pasture. Read more…
Perfectly trim First, make sure legs and fetlocks are dry and clean, as any mud and grease will quickly clog up your clipper blades. Rest your clippers on your horse’s shoulder before running them in your hand down his leg. Read more…
Horse body clipping involves shaving a horse’s thick winter coat off in strategic areas where sweat typically gathers most. Clipping is especially popular choice for riders who continue training in colder temperatures and need their horses to dry quicker post-exercise. Read more…
Take one part of the blade and face it downwards (the direction the blade would be if you were clipping a horse) on the orange side (1000-grit) of the whetstone. Gently rub your blade back and forth. I did light Read more…
The primary function of clips is to take strain off of the nails. They hold shoes to the feet more securely than just plain nails would. Think of nailing on horseshoes as similar to tying the laces on your shoes; Read more…
The most common way to unlock horses is by scanning them through your mobile phones at different pickup points. Get close to a horse to be able to scan it and get information about its breed successfully. Once you are Read more…
The Trojan Horse was a wooden horse said to have been used by the Greeks during the Trojan War to enter the city of Troy and win the war. The Trojan Horse is not mentioned in Homer’s Iliad, with the Read more…
Horsehair plaster is commonly used in older South Shore and Boston-area homes. It is composed of water, lime, aggregate, and sometimes animal hair. Homebuilders used horsehair to bind the plaster mixture together and add strength to it. How did they Read more…