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Safety at the Horse Barn
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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?
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Grain for Hoses
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Feeding the Older Horse
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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.
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Riding Streets
When riding horses in a group always remember certain rules and courtesies on the trails and on the road.
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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.
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Horse Teeth and Stomach
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Links
Equestrian info, horse tips, equine training, horse properties, trail and rider links.
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