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10/27/2022

While the weather is starting to get more equine activity friendly, there comes some drawbacks with it. Keep an eye out for any changes in your horse.

10/17/2022

Just one of the many jumps that you'll see at the Sherwood Jump series at Wellington Farm on Saturday October 29.

🌈 Who's ready for us to break out the Rainbow Jump? 🌈

09/21/2022

🖤We lost a horse girl yesterday. It has been said that even in her last days she always enjoyed the racing post each morning. 🖤

05/31/2022

Got some English headstalls that need some cleaning and oiling. Finished result pictures to follow.

05/05/2022

🐎✨May the horse be with you! ✨🐎

03/29/2022

Warm weather is upon us, and like everyone, horses are in danger of overheating.
An effective way to help in cooling off, give your horse an alcohol bath. (Not beer/liquor,lol).
Make a rubbing alcohol and cool water mix to douse your horse with. Alcohol evaporates faster than water and thus helps your horse cool off. This 50/50 mixture is also handy to have ringside in a sq**rt bottle to spray the neck and inner hind legs when your horse has a walk break.

When I worked on the track, we did this almost every day, after a horse was worked.

03/17/2022

Be kind to your vet's.

Your vet's job is to assess and treat your horse, but there are a few things horse owners are prone to doing that makes this difficult

03/17/2022

Still another reason for a slow, calm walking warm up,

Klaus Balkenol said a MINIMUM of ten minutes of walking, and to use a watch if you are the impatient type, as ten will feel like 20-----

15 minutes is better still.

Don't have time for this PLUS work? Do this instead of work---

Hard to accept? Top trainers are not top trainers because they fail to understand how horses operate----

03/14/2022

Do you really understand how big your horse's lungs are? This picture is a horse's lungs fully inflated...amazing when you think they are enclosed in a horse's body! Did you know a horse takes in 2x 5-Gallon buckets of air ever second? Think of how much that really is. So, do the best you can to help your horse breathe! (Repost to share)