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Subcategories for Life With HorsesCan you see me now? Trail Riding in the Dark
With summer in full swing, night riding can be a fun activity to avoid the blistering heat of the day. This is especially true when accompanied by a full moon.With summer in full swing, night riding can be a fun activity to avoid the blistering heat of the day. This is especially true when accompanied by a full moon. Where's My Horse?
Story originally posted by: by Teresa Spencer Whether you are in your own yard, on a trail ride or traveling across the country, how would you find your horse and have it returned to you if it got away? Any of us who work with horses and enjoy traveling to new places with our equines for horse shows, endurances rides, trail riding or whatever your pleasure. We also know there is always a possibility of your horse getting away from you at some point. People use different things to identify equines, tattoos and brands are excellent permanent forms of ID. The Top 10 Helmet Facts & Myths of Horseback Riding
Republished courtesy of Troxel, LLC - Helmet Facts 1. Horseback riders have the same number of injury accidents* as motorcycle riders. Being Prepared Before Horse Emergencies Happen
Trail Etiquette: Minding Your Manners
by Mike Kinsey In the past, hikers and hunters where the only other humans horseback riders encountered in the backcountry. Today, however, more people seek respite from the city, thus are pursuing various forms of outdoor recreation from dirt biking to rock climbing. Although some areas have equestrian-only trails, most areas require that hikers, bikers, horseback riders and other outdoor enthusiasts share the same paths. Unfortunately, conflict among user groups has limited access to public lands. To ensure that future horsemen have open spaces to ride, you must become a trail-riding ambassador, respecting other users, following trail rules and leaving only hoof prints. Horses Help Make Humans Healthier
AHC's Horse Owners and Breeders Tax Handbook is Now Available
Does Your Horse Love You?
by Randy Byers My horse nickers when she hears me coming. She comes to the fence to greet me and stands quietly while I scratch her on the forehead or kiss her on the nose. Life With Horses: The Miracle of Waterloo
Legislative Update: USDA's 2012 Budget Proposal
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