If you are thinking of buying a horse, you should know what questions to ask and what to research when you see horses for sale. It is an expensive purchase and not one taken lightly, since it involves a living creature. This all really depends on what you want the horse for. It is for breeding? Do you want it for recreation? Will it be used for just lessons or do you want a champion show horse? Will it help with work around your land? Are there any better options for any of these questions?
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Aug 1st, 2010. 
Show jumps are usually found in English style horse competitions. It is not to say they only happen in England, that is not the case at all, it is just the name of the most common style of horse competitions. Known as show jumping or stadium jumping, it can either be an event of its own or can be included with dressing, hunters and other special equestrian events.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 30th, 2010.
Anyone who rides horses knows there are times during our horseback training sessions where we find ourselves dealing with "rider's block," and while we don't always know why it's happening, we definitely know when we're having one! It doesn't seem to matter what the new movement might be, whether it's moving from inside flexion to shoulder-in, or as simple as just moving into a trot, we just can't seem to learn it.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 27th, 2010.
Many people own horses and love to spoil them. Horses are great pets and like to make a fuss over all the loving and caring attention you could give to them. One of the best ways to spoil your pet horse is with homemade horse treat recipes. These are the tastiest and most nutritional treats you can give a horse and you make them right in your own kitchen.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 26th, 2010.
A huge increase in horses for sale has resulted due to the current economic downturn. High-priced show horses are selling for a fraction of what their original value. Many owners are giving their horses away to shelters because they are no longer able to afford them.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 25th, 2010.
Prior to the first horseback riding lesson, new riders frequently worry about their horse making a break for it and running off. However, the more typical issue during horseback riding for beginners is just the reverse: it is difficult to get the horse moving.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 24th, 2010.
Many riders who have a gelding (or stallion) will have heard a disconcerting sound from the sheath area while riding, especially during trotting exercises. A quick look at the horse riding online discussions groups show that this is a common occurrence.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 23rd, 2010.
Horse owners everywhere use the kinds of Horse Wear that is not only extremely practical, but also it is attractive and stylish. Horses are extremely sensitive in many ways and although they have always lived outdoors, their protection from the elements is important not only to their health, but to their over all comfort.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 11th, 2010.
Many horse owners are special people who have developed a bond between themselves and their animals. Riding at a gallop across an open field or having the horse pull a special rig brings a feeling unlike any other. With this relationship comes a requirement of special care for the animal or animals. In addition to proper food and housing arrangements is the need to provide proper transportation when going to competitions, horse events, or just for a ride in the country. One important aspect of this transportation is the vehicle. In trying to fulfill this requirement it is sometimes necessary to look at Horseboxes For Sale in order to find the tool to ensure the safety of the animals.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 10th, 2010.
When learning how to ride a horse it is important the animal remains attentive, be it your own horse of one you are simply borrowing from a riding school. If you fail to keep the horses attention during horseback riding lessons, you will find little benefit from one lesson to the next.
Filed under Blog, Horse by on Jul 8th, 2010.