Chapter One – Follow Your True Nature
What is the true nature of the horse? Authenticity, Wild spirit, running free, sense of...
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What is the true nature of the horse? Authenticity, Wild spirit, running free, sense of...
Read MoreChestnuts roasting on an open fire.
Are they castanea or aesculus?
Better know: results could be dire!
I glanced at the pastured horses on my way to the barn. I stopped when I came to Sport. He had hives…small swollen bumps on his neck and chest. They were various sizes, with the largest about the size of a nickel.
He had been fine the night before.
Read Moreby Don Blazer | | A Horse, Of Course, Horse Care
Every time you turn around your horse has another cut, scrape, bump, lump, slash or puncture.
And you can be sure the new boo boo occurred moments before the show class, the race, the event or the pleasure trail ride.
by Don Blazer | | A Horse, Of Course, Horse Care
Why all the controversy and arguments about horse health care and choice of treatments?
Generally it’s about money…and power.
Is alfalfa best hay for horses?
The word alfalfa comes from the Arabic word “alfasfasha”. Loosely translated it means “the best fodder”.
But, is it?
Alfalfa is high in protein. Crude protein of alfalfa harvested during the bud stage can be as high as 19.0 – 20.0 percent.
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Read MoreIt’s a common rural sight – horses and cattle pastured together and serenely grazing. Sharing...
Read Moreby Don Blazer | | A Horse, Of Course, Horse Care
We celebrate just about every holiday with a special meal. Why shouldn’t our horses? They should and can! Special meal treats are good for horses, nutritionally and psychologically. (Note of caution: just like treats for us, treats for horses shouldn’t be overdone. Too much of a good thing can result in a tummy ache.)
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