Pony Saddle Pads
Pony Saddle Pads can be difficult to find, especially if your pony is especially large, or is that in-between size between pony and horse (sometimes […]
Month: August 2017
What to do when your Horse is on the Rail and Won’t Move Over
Sometimes well broke horses take advantage of a less trained rider. One classic trick of lesson horses and family horses is to walk along the […]
Full Cheek Snaffle With Bit Keepers
The Full Cheek Snaffle has long, extended arms above and below the mouthpiece on either side of the lips of the horse, with a ring […]
How Soon can I Ride my Mare after Birth?
How soon you can ride your mare after birth depends on several factors including whether the delivery was difficult for her and the type of […]
Learn How to Train a Horse
Learning how to train the horse’s not something that can be taught in a class or from a book. Learning how to train a horse […]
Fish in Horse Water Tanks
So you’ve heard about fish as an option to help keep your horses water trough clean and you’re curious? It’s true- fish in your tank […]
Parts of a Pelham Bit
How to buy a Pelham Bit A pelham bit can be an excellent bit when used with two reins and educated hands. Some pelham bits, […]
Equestrian Extra Large Bridle Bags
Sometimes extra large or oversized bridles can not be carried safely in a standard sized bridle bag. Many bridle bags are manufactured in smaller sizes […]
Tying a Horse’s Reins to their Tail or a Stirrup
Tying the rein of a horse around to a saddle horn or the horse’s own tail is an old horse training method. Trainers used to […]
Kicking a Horse with Spurs
Kicking a horse with spurs is almost never acceptable! Spurs are only appropriate for inexperienced riders on horses who need more precision. Spurs are not […]