saddles
saddles
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-17
Sending a horse away for training can be pretty stressful, especially if you don't know what to send with him. Fortunately, it doesn't need to be all that bad. With some planning ahead, and smart p...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-17
The first lessons a foal should learn is how to be haltered and led. Many breeders do not halter their foals until later, and allow them to run freely alongside their dams for turn-out and other car...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-17
So, you have begun shopping for your first horse, but you aren't sure exactly what you need? When selecting a new horse, it is very important not only to consider your personal likes and dislikes, b...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-17
What it is and Why Teach your HorseIf you have a young horse that is destined to a life of jumping, or if you are looking to sell a young, unstarted horse, free jumping is an excellent way not only t...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-17
There are so many horses out there; some with papers, some without. When you look them over, it is impossible to tell at a glance which ones are in fact papered, and which are not. Indeed, as many ...
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by MIKE SELVON - 2008-09-18
You do not have to own horse tack to own a horse but if you are going to ride this animal then you will need some equipment to ride him as well as equipment to help take care of him properly. Tack ne...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
While people are becoming more aware of the need for head safety, somehow the equestrian world has missed the boat. Cyclists are wearing helmets, worrying about the potential impact should they fall...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
When buying a saddle, be it new or used, it is very important that the saddle not only fit you, but that it also fits your horse. While some saddles can be re-stuffed, only so much can be changed th...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
If you have been riding for any length of time, you will have seen it. A rider is struggling with her headstrong horse, and the coach steps up and suggests trying a stronger bit. The coach comes ou...
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by Lydia K Kelly - 2008-09-20
There are two basic types of martingales, the standing martingale and the running martingale. Depending on your discipline and your purpose, both have their place in your training repertoire.Standin...
