Show Off

Show Off

With feathers flying, flashy tack, and a colorful crowd of exhibitors, attending a Gypsy Horse show is magical for exhibitors and onlookers alike! Shows are a great opportunity to showcase, promote...

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Equine Holiday Shopping Calendar: 25 Days of Christmas Ideas

Equine Holiday Shopping Calendar: 25 Days of Christmas Ideas

The countdown to the Holidays starts earlier and earlier these days. Don’t be surprised this year if, the day after Christmas, you see a sign in a store window: Only 364 shopping days left! ...

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Fix Your Top 5 Bad Habits

Fix Your Top 5 Bad Habits

Riding well in the hunter/jumper ring is a puzzle of position, pace, balance, bend, line, and distance. The winner is the one who can put the pieces together so that each one is in its correct plac...

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Good, Better, Best

Good, Better, Best

Reining is an exciting equine sport that’s taken off in popularity, both in the U.S. and abroad. While the electrifying spins, dramatic flying lead changes, and breathtaking sliding stops are...

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Innovations in Farm Equipment

Innovations in Farm Equipment

With so many maintenance issues, heavy lifting and general hard work that come with owning a farm, it is nice to know there are ways to save time and energy. Every year new pieces of farm equipment...

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Color Your Discipline

Color Your Discipline

A flashy colored coat has always distinguished the American Paint Horse, but the top ranking horses of recent years have earned the breed another undeniable title – formidable competitor. Equ...

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Horse Health

Botulism

Botulism

Botulism is not normally on the northeastern horse owner’s list of most feared diseases, but horses are amongst the most sensitive of species to the debilitating effects of the toxins produced by Clostridium botulinum bacteria. This anaerobi...

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Tips & Techniques

Tips & Techniques

Tips & Techniques

I bred my first reining horse in 2004, and since then, I’ve had success, heartbreak, and everything in between. I’ve received excellent advice from top breeders, trainers, and owners, and I’ve also made some pretty unorthodox dec...

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Last Laugh

Last Laugh

Last Laugh

Hmmm…what’s this in the mail? Ah! A premium book from my favorite show. It’s nearly midnight, but I just HAVE to take a look. 

(Reading while head is nodding, eyes closing….) Looks like a good shooooowww…Z...

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