Horse riding tips

Here are some quick read helpful Equine Charts. We do not own any of these images. They are courtesy of Pinterest.

Heidi Groess Scriven’s Instagram post: “I started posting simple things like this on this page years ago for my students to just get the visuals of. But you guys seemed to like it…”

Horse Grooming is extremely beneficial for both you and your horse. Grooming increases sociability between the both of you as you become used to ea...

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Horses are amazing communicators, we must learn to read their sometimes subtle indications, so let’s learn signs that a horse trusts you.

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We all love giving our horses some treats and seeing them eat happily. But can you feed a horse everything? Of course, no. Horses have a rather complicated digestion system which has bacteria and microbial of its own. Other than usual pasture grass, hay, and some grains, you can surely give your horse some treats. However, you should be careful. When choosing the treats, you should consider the health of your horse. Horses love eating almost any sweet thing you can offer them, they always…