Two Fair Mares introduces The Neigh Station, a 3-in-1 activity center, featuring components that are designed to keep horses entertained and stimulated. The product includes a shatterproof mirror, designed to provide visual contact for horses that are separated from their stable mates; sliding latch with clicking sound that is fun … Read More
The Definitive Source for all Things Horse by Moira C. Reeve and Sharon Biggs BowTie Press’s Dog Bible is highly regarded as the ultimate resource for new dog owners and seasoned breeders alike. The Original Horse Bible by Moira C. Reeve and Sharon Biggs will exceed the high expectations set by its predecessor. … Read More
Equine Hypersensitivities and Autoimmune Disease by Stephanie Meyer, DVM, CVA Hypersensitivity is a state of altered reactivity of the body’s immune system to an allergen (e.g., biting insects, pollen, grass, molds, insects, dust, drugs). After repeat exposure, the immune system mounts an overzealous attack on the invading allergen, resulting in … Read More
Kaeco’s Total Performance Conditioner (TPC) is a complete multi-vitamin and mineral supplement designed to optimize the overall health and performance of your horse. One ounce of TPC a day helps maintain digestion efficiency of fiber, carbohydrates and proteins. Plus, it provides for quality hoof integrity by promoting healthy hoof growth, … Read More
How “Jam’n” Makes Chores More Efficient by Alayne Blickle, Horses for Clean Water Horse life at home is all about chore efficiency, and sometimes the simplest solutions are best. One small thing we did recently at Sweet Pepper Ranch, our horse motel and guest ranch in southwestern Idaho, has … Read More
The Care and Keeping of Your Horse’s Tack by Karen Pickering It’s time to break out the saddles, bridles and equipment so we can ride! This issue focuses on tack and equipment and in a lean economy it’s wise to focus on taking better care of the tack we have. … Read More
We are proud to announce the first annual horse expo in Ninilchik, Alaska at the Kenai Peninsula Fairgrounds. The GAHE Features national clinicians Allison Trimble, Ray Lochert and Kade Mills along with local clinicians, demos & seminars, kid’s corral, vendors, ranch sorting, the Great Alaska Cowboy Race and much more! … Read More
Good Hands Equal Good Horsemanship by Jim Winney We all have a favorite piece of tack in our collection: a saddle, a bit, or a good feeling set of reins. Hopefully it is a piece that helps us to gain a better communication with our horse. This is good, … Read More
Are Grass Clippings Good for Your Horse? by Eleanor Blazer You might think feeding lawn clippings to horses makes sense. After all horses are designed to eat grass, but think again. The sensitive equine digestive system does not tolerate change. Anytime you introduce new feed to a horse it must be … Read More
My Best Training Tool by Catherine Madera Last month a halter worn by equine superstar Zenyatta sold at auction for over $6,000. Dubbed “The Queen of Racing,” Zenyatta soared to popularity after breaking numerous records on the track. She failed to win the 2010 Breeder’s Cup Classic (placing second), … Read More
