You have all your papers in order, have made sure your horse is up to date on recommended vaccinations and is in great physical condition. Now you need to make sure your horse and you are prepared.
Imagine travelling hundreds of miles to a horse show and being turned away! It does happen. In this article we are going to try and cover some of the requirements in order to gain entrance to the show grounds.
We can learn a lot from the horse owners that have been affected by recent and devastating weather events. Here's some suggestions to prepare your horse for an extreme weather event.
Getting organized before a trip with your horse can be a bit overwhelming, especially when you're trying to pack both for yourself and your equine pals.
As you make travel plans this summer I am sure your horses are at the top of the to-do list. There are a thousand things to consider but I bet gastric ulcers isn't one of those things.
Beware the Sideways Glance or Keep and Eye on the Eye. Many people go about their business around horses, turning them out, mucking the stall, feeding, brushing, watering, cleaning this and that. Exactly what a nanny / caretaker would be expected to do while the owner is on vacation. But, how to do that well and safely?