Eliminating waste is one of many reasons horse owners are switching to slow feeding. The Texas Haynet is a slow feed hay net, mimicking intake speed of natural grazing and allowing animals to digest and absorb more nutrients—just as nature intended. Horses require a continuous supply of forage. In a … Read More
The Northwest Horse Source community is driven by the print magazine we’ve built in our 24+ years. Print still drives people to our website so take advantage of our growing online community. Order your Online Business Directory Listing today! Some of the Features: Direct Link to Your Website Up to … Read More
Driving is My Next Adventure! By Karen Pickering A few years ago, I was gifted a beautiful miniature horse named Chloe. She’s a little spitfire—bossing April around and just being a bold little steed. She’s been great to handle, and I’ve kept her exercised by lunging her and going … Read More
Full retailer list on www.comfortgut.com .DRUG FREE testing for ALL FEI & Race Industry Support for performance, high stress and heavily travelled horses; older horses and after oral medication. The integrity of your horse’s stomach can be overwhelmed by gastric acid during times of stress, travel, and intense training or … Read More
Patterned Speed Horse Association (PSHA) is a fun, family friendly organization that welcomes all levels of riders and horse enthusiasts. PSHA specializes in speed horse events such as Barrel Racing and Pole Bending, and has classes for any age and any lever of rider! This organization is well-known for … Read More
Imagine riding a horse for hours on end that never tires or gets fretful! Imagine being able to practice moves and transitions, without causing stress! Imagine being able to comfortably ride regardless of the weather! Imagine observing your strengths and weaknesses, instead of wondering about your skills. Think it is … Read More
Rusty Bar Ranch, in Roy, offers lessons in nearly everything horse related. Lessons can be customized in gaming, trail obstacles, agility, hunt seat, showing, driving or Western Dressage, trail riding or a combination of the above. Don’t have a horse of your own? No problem. We have several well trained, … Read More
Training and Caring for Horses Fosters Spiritual Growth By Stonewater Staff Mustangs Jackson and Dally have acclimated extremely well to their new lives here at Stonewater ranch. Both are now halter trained and will make their debut trips outside of their paddock and round pen areas soon. Walking into … Read More
By Carole Herder Your horse’s hooves consist of living tissue and need extra care in the summer months. Just as with our own hair, nails, and other cellular structures, nourishment is important. Cellular strength, wholeness, and integrity are affected by environmental factors. When the hoof becomes dehydrated, it loses the elastic flexibility … Read More
Management is Top Priority By Kim Roe If you board your horse, you need assurance that he is well-cared for and safe. As you drive off and leave your best buddy in someone else’s care, it’s important to know he’s in the best of hands. Top considerations when choosing … Read More
