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by Sarah Wynne Jackson Back Country Horsemen of America values our nation’s beautiful landscape and works hard to protect our right to enjoy these lands by horseback. They also believe in being good stewards of this limited natural resource by practicing sound outdoor ethics, participating in trail maintenance, and sharing … Read More
Building stronger hooves – and a better value. Ask any farrier about hoof health, and you’re likely to hear the same thing: it starts from the inside out. Keeping your horse on a good hoof supplement is an excellent step towards supporting strong, healthy hooves. However, the options available on … Read More
Exter, NH —— With the hot summer months looming ahead, keeping your horse properly hydrated can be something of a challenge. With that in mind, Emerald Valley Natural Health is pleased to announce its “Beat the Thirst, Feed the Beet” Campaign to educate horse owners to the benefits of hydrating … Read More
By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. Turmeric, an Asian spice, has an impressive resume of reducing inflammation, relieving pain, protecting against brain degenerative diseases, and suppressing insulin resistance. Research[i] has revealed that feeding turmeric to laboratory animals suffering from Type II diabetes (which involves insulin resistance) resulted in weight reduction … Read More
iStart Li-Ion Portable Power Pack Hand-held compact power supply with jump start capability Battery capacity is 44.4 WH Rechargeable through both AC and DC power sources Built-in safety protection to prevent overcharging and over discharging Automatically turns off when not in use Jump start Gasoline Engines in ATV’s, motorcycles, cars … Read More
LEXINGTON, Ky. (July 29, 2015) – Summer: the time of year equestrians of all disciplines travel cross country to their favorite show or trailhead. While we all try to drive as carefully as possible, sometimes just driving safely won’t be enough for you and your precious cargo. USRider takes a … Read More
Tallahassee, FL (July 26, 2015) The average temperature of a horse’s hind legs after 30 minutes of exercise can increase by 10 degrees Fahrenheit or more. As intensity of exercise increases, skin temperature in legs increases. Leg muscles work harder than muscles in other parts of a horse’s body (like … Read More
Keeping the delicate pH balance in your horse’s digestive system is imperative to their health and performance. Studies show that most ulcers are found in the hind gut, not in the stomach where most paste treatments end their support. Scoping for ulcers only offers insight into the esophagus and stomach, … Read More
Noble Outfitters™ is excited to announce the newest addition to their product line: the Noble Outfitters™ Wound Care! This product serves as the first step for Noble Outfitters™ to service more than just equestrian enthusiasts. This product is the essence of our mission statement: we create products that exceed the … Read More
VIEW the CATALOG NOW View the Catalog now for the July Online Horse Auction. Bidding opens Monday, July 20 and will CLOSE on July 22, for the Horse Auction and July 23 for the Tack and Equipment Auction. The catalog for the Tack Auction will be posted soon at http://online.professionalauction.com/index.php Updates … Read More
