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- Riding New England Equestrian Trails
- Trail riding horses and public horse trails in New England state parks: Massachusetts Brimfield, Southampton, Ware and Connecticut Broad Brook and Stafford Springs.
- www.trailhorserider.com/massachusetts_equestrian_trails.html
- Feeding Trail Horses
- How and what you feed your horse is very important. For instance, should you feed your horse hay from a hay rack?
- www.trailhorserider.com/feeding_trail_horses.html
- Feeding Hay and Hay Stretcher
- Horse owners must understand the differences between first and second cut hay, reason for feeding hay, and when to feed it.
- www.trailhorserider.com/horse_hay.html
- Daily Care Year Round
- Your horse's work, rest, sleep cycles must be balanced. After the work it is important to allow your horse adequate periods of rest.
- www.trailhorserider.com/year_round_care.html
- Spring Care
- Get your trail horses, tack, and barn ready for spring. Spending this extra time in the beginning of the peak riding season frees you up to enjoy your horse.
- www.trailhorserider.com/spring_care.html
- Summer Care
- Get your trail horses, tack, and barn ready for summer. Summer brings mosquitoes, gnats and flies! Not only are they unsightly, and annoying, they can also spread diseases.
- www.trailhorserider.com/summer_care.html
- Riding Streets
- When riding horses in a group always remember certain rules and courtesies on the trails and on the road.
- www.trailhorserider.com/riding_streets.html
- Runaway Horse
- Most falls from a horse happen quickly and unexpectedly when the horse spooks, or jumps on the trail. The right gear, tack and insurance can be a lifesaver.
- www.trailhorserider.com/runaway_horse.html
- Horse Mumps and Grass Glands
- Your horse goes out into the field grazing and comes back in with large, firm and usually painless swellings behind the jawbone at the back of the throat... what is that lump?
- www.trailhorserider.com/grass_glands.html
- Equine Massage Therapy
- Why massage your horse? Because the benefits of equine massage are an important aspect of horse care and has become very popular in most barns.
- www.trailhorserider.com/equine_massage_therapy.html
- Links
- Equestrian info, horse tips, equine training, horse properties, trail and rider links.
- www.trailhorserider.com/horse_links.html
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Disclaimer: The owner, webmaster and developer of this website is not a vet. Each
horse is unique, and like any individual, may have different requirements for care and nutrition depending on
breed, age, condition and physical demands. You will receive the best advice from your veterinarian, who can
evaluate your horse's needs based on his or her own examination, impressions and findings.
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