Let’s just start by saying that it’s important to pay attention to your horse’s nutrition no matter what they do. However, athletes have different nutritional requirements no matter what kind of animal they are so it’s important to know what your athlete needs to stay strong & healthy.
Recently we’ve been posting episodes of The Horse Show with Rick Lamb, & still have plenty left to share. Today we wanted to get a little more serious & share a video about the perils of overfeeding your equine. It’s What Counts That silly expression you are what you eat is actually very true. Your […]
When it comes to horses, sometimes the most simple and basic of lessons are the most important ones. Knowing how to feed a horse treats from your hand is incredibly important for horse lovers of all ages. Flat Palm I’ll let the video speak for itself, but the most important thing to remember is that […]
Over the past few decades the labeling laws on food have become rather ambiguous, if not downright useless. This goes for our food as well as that of (all of) our furry friends. Not Totally Paranoid I don’t know about everyone else, but I don’t want genetically modified food (or meat from animals fed on […]
Part of running a successful website is keeping up with the industry which means reading horse blogs & paying attention to relevant websites. Over the past few years of posting & using social media I have saved hundreds of URLs and if they have an RSS feed I try to keep up with their blog […]
As agribusiness tactics become sneaker and the contents of our own food changes it makes you wonder about what your animals are eating.
Written by George Wharton James, this story is supposed to be at least based on true events. This section also provides some background and was written by Captain’s owner, W. A. Sigsbee.
Written by George Wharton James, this story is supposed to be at least based on true events. This section provides some background on the animal, from Captain’s own perspective. Presumably also written by Mr. James.
Written by George Wharton James, this story is supposed to be at least based on true events. Where there are photographs attached we’ve added them.
From the man who gave us Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain’s story about Buffalo Bill’s horse was written to call attention to the senselessness of bullfighting.
The dark shading found on sooty animals is thought to be a form of natural camouflage and is generally found along the topline and points, creating some unique and interesting coat patterns.
A fun sky horse adventure tale from A Book for Kids by CJ Dennis, published in 1921. The story of a boy tricked by a horse into a grand adventure.