Every horse farm should utilize dry lots. Dry lots are also known as sacrifice areas. They’re smaller paddocks with little to no grass. They have numerous benefits including protecting fields from overgrazing, managing mud, and diet control. During the spring and early summer, dry lots can be very important on horse farms. Designing the perfect…
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There are a few breeds native to Ireland.
Horses have played an important role in Ireland. The country has actually been dubbed, “the land of…
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Protect your horse with these safety tips.
Many would agree that their least favorite part of winter is ice. Horse owners have the challenging responsibility…
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Are you traveling for the holidays?
With the holidays upon us, many horse owners will be traveling to visit family and friends. When you keep… -
Your wash stall needs to be functional and safe.
A wash stall is a great addition to your horse property. They can be located inside… -
Your horse’s diet may need adjusting with the new season ahead.
Fall is nearly here! Horse owners can already see the changes taking place. Your… -
Autumn can be a wonderful time of year. The weather is turning cooler and changing leaves provide beautiful scenery. However, the season also brings…
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You may not think of your horse pasture as necessarily hazardous, but the truth is, pastures can be the cause of both injury and…
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Get ready for your next horse competition!-
Preparation is the key to success. If you want to have a smooth, stress-free experience at horse shows,… -
Summer is the season when equine ear issues tend to arise, many caused by biting insects. Your horse may show a sudden aversion to…









