It is important to choose the right saddle for trail riding, especially if it is your first time. You want a saddle that will last for years and that is comfortable for you and your horse. We have all the …
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Montana has many great places to ride horses, whether you are an avid rider or a beginner. Among them are the Flathead Lake Lodge, Lone Mountain Ranch, and Cook Mountain Hiking and Riding Area. Lone Mountain Ranch Lone Mountain Ranch …
There are many horses with spots. They include the Nez Perce spotting pattern, Tobianos, Modern Appaloosas, and ancient cave paintings. Ancient cave paintings During the heyday of cave art, spotted horses were not uncommon. Many researchers believed these horses were …
Stallion-like behavior Sometimes horses exhibit stallion-like behavior. This is usually called proud cut. A proud cut refers to a horse who has had its testis removed by castration. However the epididymis is the sperm storage area that is located next …
If you are considering taking up horse riding, there are a few things you should know before you get started. You will need a good pony that is not prone to running off or spook. You should also learn about …
Many riders are not sure whether they should use rug covers to shield their horses from the colder temperatures. Some riders assume that horse rugs are not needed and should not be utilized. This is justified by the adequate thermal …
The horse is an animal characterized by its great beauty and mainly by its intelligence, which has led it to remain at man’s side throughout time. To find the transcendence of the horse in the life of man it is …
Breeches are pants that were designed for horseback riding. They are characterized by a seamless cut that provides comfort and safety while riding. However, beginners might find it difficult to pick the right model for them, as the choice depends …
On the market of equestrian accessories more and more popular become saddle pads made of various synthetic materials. How to pick the right product for you and your horse? What types can you see in equestrian stores?