PaintedShanty

hi, you posted something about putting my horse under lights to keep him from shedding how long should i do this, when should i do it.

I'd clip a bridle path, but only big enough for the widest piece of equipment you use on him to lay flat, you can always make it bigger, but you have to wait for his mane to grow out to get a smaller...

Tell that to my 24 year old mare who ran barrels (successfully) for almost 20 years. She even has speed records that are still standing 10-15 years after she set them. Last year was her final year of...

Tell that to my 24 year old mare who ran barrels (successfully) for almost 20 years. She even has speed records that are still standing 10-15 years after she set them. Last year was her final year of...

Tell that to my 24 year old mare who ran barrels (successfully) for almost 20 years. She even has speed records that are still standing 10-15 years after she set them. Last year was her final year of...

Tell that to my 24 year old mare who ran barrels (successfully) for almost 20 years. She even has speed records that are still standing 10-15 years after she set them. Last year was her final year of...

This is a common misconception. Stallions don't actually need to be kept completely solitary - they only need to be unable to access mares that you aren't wanting them to cover. It is perfectly...

If she didn't listen when I posted it (minus the saddle fit issue - I don't know enough about that to even begin to judge fit from pictures) on the first page, I doubt she'll listen now. Though...

If she didn't listen when I posted it (minus the saddle fit issue - I don't know enough about that to even begin to judge fit from pictures) on the first page, I doubt she'll listen now. Though...

According to the company's website, QuicColor would probably be better than QuicSilver for a roan, especially if the base color is chestnut/sorrel or bay.

If you can afford it, there are wraps/boots made specifically for turnout that should help keep your daughter's horse's legs clean. For my mostly white Paint, I'm considering the first ones from...

As far as I've seen, most Senior mixes are just glorified Sweet Feeds - there's enough sugar to rot the teeth of even the sweet-toothiest kid out there. And that could explain why the OP's mare is as...

Here's what someone else (The Horse Forum - View Profile: CCH (http://www.horseforum.com/members/20919/)) posted in a thread I posted a while ago about this (though it was asking specifically about...

Here's what someone else (The Horse Forum - View Profile: CCH (http://www.horseforum.com/members/20919/)) posted in a thread I posted a while ago about this (though it was asking specifically about...

Here's what someone else (The Horse Forum - View Profile: CCH (http://www.horseforum.com/members/20919/)) posted in a thread I posted a while ago about this (though it was asking specifically about...

As far as I've seen, most Senior mixes are just glorified Sweet Feeds - there's enough sugar to rot the teeth of even the sweet-toothiest kid out there. And that could explain why the OP's mare is as...