A training program will greatly benefit and improve the overall health and well-being of your horse. It is important to train your horse because it helps to increase energy, helps to reduce fatigue, and helps with coordination and stamina. Here…
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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Horse Training Improves Your Horse’s Stamina and More
Equine Wound Care, Skin Infections and Pain Relief
Horse wounds and skin infections vary when it comes to type, size, and severity. All equine wounds fall into five basic categories. The type of care and first aid you administer depends, in part, on the wound type. Viral Skin…
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Using a Poultice to Treat Lameness in Your Horse
A poultice can be beneficial when treating your horse�s lameness. Poultices are believed to help increase blood flow and white blood cells to the injured area. There are three main types of poultices to choose from: a bread or bran…
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Look out Boys- There’s a Filly in the Preakness Field
Pictured above is 3 year old filly Time Doesn’t Wait at Turfway Park. Trainer: Caroline Murphy Owner: Jennifer B. Tilley of Lousiville, Kentucky In just over 24 hours, we will know if Rachel Alexandra, filly extraordinare, will be the winner…
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How to Catch Your Horse When it Runs Away
Some horses long to run free and will break away from you or the stable if they get the chance. If your horse has a wild spirit and is hard to contain, you may want to follow these simple steps…
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Automatic Horse Waterers, or The Bucket
One of the most important ingredients to your horse�s health is also one of the cheapest and most available – water!  Getting H2O into your horse�s system often presents problems.  Water availability can�t be left to chance. Frozen…
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Quick Tips for Clipping Your Horse
Now is a great time to clean up your horse�s coat and get it looking great for summer. A good haircut not only makes your horse look great, but also improves the quality of their coat. When cutting your horse�s…
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