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Best in Show Begins With the Best in Equestrian Facilities

Safety and Comfort for Horse and Human By Dustin Gruetter   Maybe you participate in equine sports for fun, or perhaps you are there to win. Whatever the case, good showmanship will always be rooted in proper training and preparation. This, of course, would be rather difficult without access to … Read More

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Misconceptions about Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Syndrome

Five Commonly-Heard Myths By Eleanor M. Kellon, VMD   It takes time for textbooks, veterinary schools and practitioners to catch up with the best published research. Magazines and news feeds often focus on whomever has a better and louder PR network. There are also companies and individuals that seek to … Read More

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The Need to Move

Circulation in Your Horse’s Hooves Won’t Happen Without Movement by Eleanor Blazer   A horse that constantly walks his stall is an annoyance. The bedding gets piled along the walls, manure gets ground to bits, stall mats shift and weight loss can result. Keep in mind he is not doing it to … Read More

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Smart Barn Design

How to Live the Dream and Help Save the Planet   Small-scale agriculture and animal farming are some of our strongest links to the earth. This symbiotic, cyclical relationship between humans, flora, and fauna predates our agrarian roots and is guided by a principle of respect for our planet’s natural … Read More

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Don’t Be a Slob!

February 2018

Etiquette for Equestrians Away From Home by Kim Roe   Most boarding and training facilities are owned and managed by hard-working professionals who are in the business because they love horses and the country life. The horse business involves non-stop work and loads of money — both in the original … Read More

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The Manure Dilemma

February 2018

Proper Composting is Essential for Horse Farms by Eleanor Blazer   All horses produce manure, and lots of it. The average 1,000-pound horse produces about 50 pounds of manure a day… and this doesn’t include the bedding. When you consider a horse eats about 25 to 30 pounds of feed … Read More

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Barns Built to Last

February 2018

The Benefits of Post-and-Beam Barn Designs by Dustin Gruetter   The decision to add a horse barn to your property is a big one, and can feel rather daunting once you start to review all your options. Of course, this is doubly true if you’re not acquainted with the proper … Read More

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Baby It’s Cold Outside

February 2018

Winter Weather Care for your Horse   As extreme temperatures roll in, it’s natural to wonder how you can keep your horse comfortable in freezing weather. We know we would like to be curled up on the couch with a cup of tea, but unfortunately, it’s difficult (if not impossible) … Read More

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Give Your Horses the Life They Deserve

January 2018

Post-and-Beam Barns Designed to Last by DC Structures   Welcoming a new horse to the family is a big deal—one that demands much planning and forethought. Between space to roam, shelter from the elements, and safety and hygiene concerns, our equine friends can be downright needy at times. Of course, … Read More

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A Winter Diet for Thin Senior Horses

Dental Care and Special Supplements Benefit the Aged Horse by Dr. Eleanor Kellon   Winter weather and loss of pasture access make owners of thin senior horses anxious. There are things to consider when a horse is underweight that span all age groups, but seniors have additional considerations. Older horses … Read More

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