Horse colic is a nasty business. It can come out of nowhere and take over your life in seconds. One of the best things to avoid losing a horse to colic is understanding and recognizing the signs and symptoms of colic.
Hoof care is a vital part of maintaining your horses overall health. You should check your horses hooves daily, and at the very least, two to three times per week. You should becomve very familiar with what is normal and what is not, and to notice any problems that may be starting. Using this simple checklist may assist you in your daily grooming routine.
Here we talk about if your instructor is just a “traffic control” expert or are you really being taught something. Equestrian skill builders live where
Now middle age has caught up to me and have found I have to pay better attention to my riding so I may continue to ride well into my middle aged years.