The white horse is a sign of impending death in the series and is found in old Germanic legends and The Bible. A line from one of David Lynch’s poems, written in production notes for Twin Peaks, adds to this Read more…
Fly boots are a great way to cover a leg injury while it heals to protect it from flies, dirt, hay, and burrs while a horse is turned out. Unlike other boots, fly boots are very breathable since they are Read more…
Anderson Bean Boot Company has created a new concept in boot making: Horse Power! Made in the footwear capital of the world, Leon, Mexico, Horse Power boots are designed for the weekend rider or the casual boot wearer and built Read more…
Leon, Mexico. We took our vision for Horse Power to our partner factory in Leon, Mexico. Leon is known as the footwear capital of the world, and we have deep ties with our boot production partners south of the border. Read more…
More videos on YouTube After a fresh trim, measure the width of the hoof across the bottom at the widest point. Measure the length of the hoof from the toe to the buttress line of the heel. Compare your measurement Read more…
Since the horse’s ergots protrude from the fetlock it seems logical to call them ergots. To recap, the horse stands on your middle toe, two of his toes became splint bones, one became the ergot and one may have become Read more…
Sizing Chart Size Across Poll Ear Circumference Sm. Pony 13″ 7.5″ Lg. Pony 15″ 8″ Cob 16″ 8.5″ Horse 17″ 9″ How do you measure a horse for an ear bonnet? Ear Size: How to measure your horse’s ear Please Read more…
Hendra virus (HeV) is a disease transmitted to horses by flying foxes (bats). On rare occasions, infected horses have caused disease in humans. What are the symptoms of Hendra virus in horses? Hendra virus symptoms in horses Usually there is Read more…
Horse flies are larger than deer flies, with some species (e.g., the black horse fly) reaching two inches in length. The smaller species are black or gray in color and often have brilliant green eyes. Is a horsefly the same Read more…
Place the halter over the horse’s nose and guide it up to the cheekbone. Make sure the halter’s noseband is facing the same direction that your horse is facing so you can slip it on easily. When placing a halter Read more…