Everything About Horses

A stud chain is a lead line that has a chain on the end of it that attaches to the horse. it works similarly to a curb strap except it is used by someone who is handling the horse from Read more…

aluminum trailers. As the industry leading horse trailer manufacturer, Sundowner Trailers is recognized for their pioneering innovation in aluminum trailers — with and without living quarters. Is Sundowner a good horse trailer? When it comes to horse trailers, Sundowner has Read more…

The stall width is 39″ and every trailer has all aluminum construction and floors with pre-painted aluminum exterior skin. These models come with fully-equipped horse areas as well as front tack storage with locking doors, tack hooks, blanket bars, saddle Read more…

“I like to see a riding horse with no less than eight inches of bone below the knee. Do horse riders have extra bones? This is common too in horseback riders. Rider’s Bone seen in the right hip bone. (Extra Read more…

Old horse trailers, especially bumper pulls, can be converted into campers that some people use for weekend getaways or even as their full-time homes. Not only is repurposing a horse trailer a great way to be resourceful, but it can Read more…

Horses. In Scotland and Wales, only pet horses can be buried. In England, you’re allowed to bury horses whether they are pets or not. For further information, contact your local trading standards office and the Environment Agency. Can you just Read more…

Use long, overlapping strokes going against the direction of hair growth. Pull horse’s skin tight with your free hand and do not attempt to clip folds or wrinkled skin. Why shave the front of a horse? The primary reason horse Read more…

Equioxx is a medicine used in horses to relieve pain and inflammation in the joints caused by osteoarthritis (a long-term disease causing damage and pain in the joints) and to reduce the lameness that is associated with the disease. It Read more…

Brushing a Horse’s Teeth There is also little space between the teeth for decay to develop. While a horse’s teeth require routine exams, brushing your horse’s teeth is not always needed. Instead of using a traditional toothbrush, a horse’s teeth Read more…

The most common reasons horses’ eat dirt are a salt deficiency, boredom, ulcers, change in diet, or intestinal parasites (worms). Horses may eat a small amount of soil for no particular reason, and this is normal behavior. What to give Read more…