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I’m Allison, born and raised in San Diego California, the earliest memory I have with horses was at my grandfather’s farm. I used to sit at the stable as a kid and hang out with my Papa while he was training the horses. When I was invited to watch a horse riding competition, I got so fascinated with riding!

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Life Stages Supplement For Horses
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Life Stages Supplement For Horses ?
One of the biggest ways to show how we love and care about our horse is how we feed. Studies show you need to make sure you are giving your…
The Best Horse Boots Wraps
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The Best Horse Boots & Wraps ?
Horse boots are usually used during riding, lunging, or turn out. This is to protect the horse's legs from any injury. It also absorbs some of the shocks on impact…
Fly Control For Horses
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Fly Control For Horses: Guide & Tips 2023
There are different species of flies in the world. While some are known nuisances, they can be still upsetting. Also, many species send and cause diseases. As a horse owner,…
Horse Riding Gear Women
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Horse Riding Gear Women
Horseback riding can be a dangerous sport. Safe riding means staying comfortable and not allowing accidents to ruin your fun. Picking the right clothes and equipment can be stressful. There…
Best Supplement For Horse Riders
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Best Supplement For Horse Riders
Supplements for horse riders, like in all sports, can reduce the amount of time required to train. It enhances your performance and recovery making this an essential in riders' life.…
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Pinworms: Symptoms and Diagnosis
It is not uncommon for horses to get infected by pest and parasites on a normal basis, but how should you deal with it? Parasites can cause acute medical problems…
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Stress in Horses: Signs, Causes and Effects
We want to be sensitive with how our horses feel, right? Especially when they are stressed out. There are many things that can make your horse stressed. Like being alone,…
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Sleeping Habits: Horses Sleep While Standing
Whether you ride horses or just admire how majestic they are... you might have wondered how horses sleep. Oftentimes, horses rest or sleep while standing. But this does not provide…
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All about Steed Horses
What is a Steed? Steed horses are actually used or trained for riding. The noun steed is an old-fashioned way to call a horse. In Middle English, a steed is…
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The Bridle of Horses
What is Bridle? A horse bridle is an important piece of equipment used in horse riding. It is usually used by riders to communicate with their horse while riding. It…
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The Life of Miniature Horses
What are miniature horses? These are a breed of horse that is usually known to be small in height. Their natural breeds started as larger animals. It grew smaller due…
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The Most Expensive Horse Breeds
Every horse offers something unique. Whether they look pretty in a pasture or bring home bundles of prize money. But even still, horseback riders, horse owners and investors… are willing…
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Horses Sitting Down: Good or Bad
If you’ve been taking care of horses, you can observe their physical behaviors. Most horses remain in the standing position. Because their weight places excess pressure on their internal organs…
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Horse Sounds: Reasons for Neighing
Neighing is an endearing sound. But too much of it can be disturbing or puzzling. We need to know why our horses neigh all day. So, we can help prevent…
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DO HORSES FIGHT?
Horses do fight and it can get nasty, bloody, and dangerous. Stallions fight over mare, all the time. Some horses may want to show dominance over the inferior ones. Some…
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Understanding Stroke in Horses
Cerebrovascular accident is usually referred as a stroke in horses. This is almost the same with a human stroke as it is then caused by brain hemorrhage. Knowing its symptoms…
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The Best and Intelligent Horse Breeds
How smart the horse is - is an individual trait and not a breed trait. It depends on how much freedom the horse is given to develop his intelligence. But…
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Skills Needed for Horse Riding
Riding can be a lifelong pursuit for many. One should have lifelong foundation riding skills. While some don't need riding ability, it is still important that one knows horse riding.…
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Meat for Horses: Dangers and Reminders
Have you seen horses eat meat? We are always fascinated by the thought of herbivores turning into carnivores. We tend to organize everything into neat, tidy categories in our minds.…
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Horseshoes: Types and Uses
It might be interesting to share with you the common types of horseshoes. There are several types available for different purposes. A good farrier chooses the correct shoe by assessing…
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Horse Coat Color: Basic, Common, and Rare
Horse coat colors, markings and patterns topic is extremely vast. Even people who have been in the horse world for years still continue to learn more about this topic. We…
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Horse Behavior Problems and Solutions
Like any other human, behavioral issues also happen to horses. They vary in temperaments and willingness to please and respond to their environment. Many behavioral problems are usually associated with…
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Feeding Horses with Meat: Safe or Dangerous
Have you seen horses eat meat? We are always fascinated by the thought of herbivores turning into carnivores. We tend to organize everything into neat, tidy categories in our minds.…
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Facts About How Horses Sleep
You may have observed that these huge animals have strange sleeping habits. And you may be asking: Is it normal for them? Whether you ride horses or just admire how…
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ALL ABOUT BREEDING HORSES
Breeding horses for most owners can be challenging as it requires extreme planning. The horses are usually bought as an investment and expected to be successful as a sire at…
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Show Jumping: The Best Horse Breeds
Horses, by nature, can turn their hoof to jumping as long as they have a willing attitude. All horses are capable of jumping. But the process of breeding with performance…
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Handling Stallions: Do You Have What It Takes?
Most of the time, stallion have an inborn attitude to dominate their handlers. Even other horses and especially mares in heat. Trained stallions respect their human handlers all the time.…
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All About Breeding Horses
Breeding horses for most owners can be challenging as it requires extreme planning. The horses are usually bought as an investment and expected to be successful as a sire at…
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Best Horses for Dressage
With different breeds of horses in the world, only a few are then suited for dressage. A dressage horse and its rider must be always connected. This creates precise movements…
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Shoeing: Caring for Your Horse’s Hooves
Most horses can live their lives barefoot. But as horse parents, we would be at ease if we give them shoes to wear! Horseshoes protect horses’ hooves just like shoes…
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Horse Leg Wraps Purpose
Have you watched horse racing? You will see some horses race with their legs wrapped and other running without. Do you ever wonder why trainers wrap race horses’ legs? The…
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Simple Horse Tricks: Step by Step Tutorial
Trick training to your horses helps you establish discipline and authority. It also demands patience, preparation, and knowledge of horses' behaviors. Some of the tricks seem pretty simple. But most…
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How Long Can A Horse Run?
The Endurance Capability of a Horse in Running Horses are one of the animals that are the best runners in wildlife. But have you ever wondered how long can a…
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The Cost of Deworming A Horse
Deworming a horse is a process of removing parasitic worms that live inside a horse. These parasites feed on the nutrients that your horse is supposed to be getting. They…
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What Age Do Horses Gray Out?
Gray horses are dark when young but they lighten as they age. Most horses gray out by an average age of 10 or 12. Some horses gray faster or slower…
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The Different Colors of Horses
Horses come in a variety of coat colors, from solid and static to multifaceted and changing. They are some of the most majestic creatures that exist on the planet. But…
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What Is An Appendix Horse
Sometimes breeders cross two best horse breeds to get the best of both. An appendix horse is an example of this. An appendix horse is a cross between a quarter…
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What Is A Wither Strap?
Wither straps are an adjustable leather strap that rests in front of the saddle. It is near the horse’s withers to hold the breast collar up in the perfect position.…
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Female Race Horse
What Is A Female Race Horse? It is either called a Mare or Filly. A mare is an adult female horse OVER the age of 3yrs old. A filly is…
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Is Lunging A Horse Necessary?
The Essence of Lunging A Horse Lunging is a wonderful way to develop the strength required to carry a rider. Although it is a good way to exercise your horse,…
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The Best Time to Train a Horse
Do you have a foal on the way? Or do you want to know what to do with your horse? You may be asking when is the best time to…
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Can Horses Have Fleas?
Fleas and ticks are not pleasant and nobody wants them. It’s not impossible for horses to get fleas. But it is unusual. Most of the time, healthy horses can resist…
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Top Horse Breeds for Jumping
All horses can jump. They are capable of jumping in some capacity, as long as they are well trained and have a good attitude. But when you are competing, you…
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Horse Training Time Frame
Training a horse to have ground manners will take between 1-2 months of consistent 7 days a week work. To finish a horse’s ground manners can take 3 months to…
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All About Raising Horses
Raising your horse brings an emotional connection and companionship along time. Especially raised with proper care, your horse will see you as someone they can depend and trust on. As…
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What Horse Is The Fastest?
Speed is one of the best things we admire on horses apart from their beauty and strength. Different breeds excel at racing and each of them is popular for many…
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Group of Horses: Common Nouns and Terms
Several terms used to call a group of horses. The most common term that many use to call them is a “group”. The term “Team” was especially popular when referring…
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Teaching Your Horse to Neck Rein
Neck reining is basically a good skill for any horse to learn. It makes you feel secure in controlling your horse. Also, it gives you a free hand to open…
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Building A Budget Horse Barn
A simple horse barn protects your horses from the sun, wind, rain. It provides enough space for a horse. Are you looking to construct, design and renovate your own barn…
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All About Horses
Horses have been on this Earth for more than 50 million years. They originated in North America and then spread to Asia and Europe. The horses were extinct 10,000 years…
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How Much Does A Horse Weigh?
Discussing the weight of humans may be a sensitive topic. But understanding horses' weight is a different story. This is our key to understand how to keep them healthy in…
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Reasons Why Horses Nudge
Like humans, horses have different ways of showing affection. Some horses seem nippy, putting their lips or teeth on us. Some may nudge. The nostrils and sense of smell of…
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Standardbred Horse: Info & Guidance
What is a Standardbred Horse? The Standardbred is an American horse breed popular for its harness racing ability. Harness Racing is where the members of the breed compete on a…
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The Importance of Helmet on Horseback
I have ridden a horse and the feeling of not being secured makes me uncomfortable. Riding a horse is dangerous. I’m not going into details on horse-related injury and fatality.…
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Difference Between Breeches and Jodhpurs
You may be wondering about the difference between breeches and jodhpurs. It is a reasonable question. Well, you are not alone! It is not common knowledge. Breeches and jodhpurs are…
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Honey for Horses
Honey has been used as both food and medicine since ancient times. It’s very high in beneficial plant compounds. It offers several health benefits. Particularly, honey is healthy when used…
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Friesian Horse
The Friesian is a breed of horses from Friesland, The Netherlands. While the conformation resembles a light draught horse, Friesians are agile and nimble.  The Friesian is an ancient, medieval…
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Mushroom Treat for Horses
Out in the pasture and thinking of feeding my horse with mushrooms. Are you also hesitant to allow your horse to eat mushrooms? We want to feed our horses with…
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Color Prediction of a Foal
Horses and ponies come in a variety of colors and patterns. How then do we know the color in their early years? Colors are fascinating and good to look especially…
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Foaling Capacity of a Mare
New to this breeding game and ever wonder how many foals your mare can have? It has also been my concern when I entered into the horse world. This article…
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Bute for Horses Without Prescription
For some of us, we want to keep a few sachets of bute in the first aid box for unexpected minor injuries or inflammation. But some veterinarians are reluctant to…
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What Do Your Foals Weigh At Birth
A mare’s gestation period is 11 months. They are usually in labor for almost eight hours. This foaling season is an exciting one for mares. They generally give birth at…
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Appropriate Age To Breed A Mare
Breeding a mare and raising a foal is not only a matter of taking them to a stallion. It is not only waiting 11 months and welcome a new member…
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Can Horses Eat Lettuce?
There is a wide variety of food our horses can enjoy. But some are not beneficial for their health so we have to be careful. Many horses would refuse to…
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What Do Your Foals Weigh At Birth
A mare’s gestation period is 11 months. They are usually in labor for almost eight hours. This foaling season is an exciting one for mares. They generally give birth at…
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How Long To Ride A Pregnant Mare
Pregnancy is a fragile and delicate condition, even for mares. Like pregnant women, they must be managed and cared for. They have independent feelings and each pregnancy can be different…
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When to Geld a Colt: Pros & Cons
Wondering when is the right time to geld your colt?  You can geld a colt from as early as a week old, provided he has both testicles descended. And if…
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Weaning: Separating the Foal & Mare
One of the most stressful experiences in a horse’s life is weaning. The fear and insecurity they feel after separation can lead to anxiety. There are 2 types of weaning:…
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Can Horses Eat Cucumbers
Horses are herbivores and their digestive tracts don’t need meat for them to survive. They have distinct digestive systems that mean they can digest all plants and grass as well.…
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Horse Breeding Business: Breeders Profit
It takes the risk to start any kind of business and equine businesses are not exempted. When it comes to breeding horses, there is a lot involved. Besides running a…
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Embryo Transfer in Horses: What & Cost?
Embryo transfer is used to procure offspring from mares with decreased reproductive capacity. (Mares with undiagnosed subfertility, uterine pathologies, or simply older mares)... or from quality mares which must remain…
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Things You Need to Know About Gelding
What is Gelding? The gelding is the removal of both testicles and the epididymis on a male horse. Part of the spermatic cord supplies blood and nerves. It houses the…