I’ve been hard at work on my latest project which I’m hoping will be helpful to horse people everywhere, Horses on Google Earth. The idea is to use Google’s platform for the mapping of equestrian locations, stables, race tracks, rescues, tack stores, events, artists, photographers, you name it. So far I’ve started with stables & […]
Knowing your basic horse anatomy doesn’t always make you a better owner, but it will make you a smarter one. Here is a list of anatomy books with options for horse lovers of all skill-levels and ages. For each one I have provided an Amazon link & a peek inside or book review (where they […]
*Click on image for a larger view Recently I delved into the exciting world of public domain and found some great images to modify and make my own. So I wanted to write a quick post to let everyone know that I’ve updated the horse anatomy page with a clearer image & additional parts.
Image credit Ben Amstutz Although I’ve managed to track down a number of great green horse products and feed, I wanted to provide resources for products we use and consume when we aren’t on our horses too. The Price We Pay As animal lovers and owners we have a responsibility to animals everywhere to use […]
Image credit grimaldojr Society in general has been wasteful for far too long and we’ve hit a tipping point where the weight of the world literally lies on the shoulders of every one of us. The main problem most people have with natural and sustainable products is the higher price tag associated with them. Money […]
As we’ve domesticated horses we’ve effectively taken them away from their natural lives. In doing this we have changed many aspects of their existence, including their nutrient intake.
Image from ccdoh1 Perhaps it is ironic that anyone who wants to ride a horse would swear off of animal products altogether. But research shows me that there are some equestrian vegans & vegetarians out there who want to find non-leather tack options. My question is this, I understand why you don’t want to use […]
It’s amazing how many products wind up in a horse owners stockpile, everything from wormers to fly sprays to shampoo. Safety First When choosing products, consider the health of everyone involved and when you can buy organic, natural and sustainable. In today’s chemical landscape no price is too dear to pay, lucky for us there […]
Image from Manni Manae I had fun with dog week, so I decided to take the idea and go a step further. In my own research to find ethical animal and earth friendly products I realize how little information there is out there for horse owners who want a clean lifestyle too. Help Is On […]
Image from Steve.Maw The ancient Egyptians believed that life was but a short part of existence, and that the afterworld was to be prepared for. The gods of death and the afterworld were of supreme significance to Egyptian society throughout it’s entire existence. A Little About Anubis Anubis is the Egyptian patron of mummification and […]
A guest post by Juli over at the HorseNet Horse Rescue with some information about their facilities and the animals they’ve rescued. About HorseNet HorseNet Horse Rescue (HNHR) is a 501(c)3 equine rescue & sanctuary with two locations in Maryland- New Windsor and Mount Airy. HorseNet is a no-kill, anti-slaughter horse rescue that currently cares […]
An exercise rider spends a great deal of time with the animals themselves. They are responsible for riding the racehorses during their exercise runs on the track. What You Need This is a position which benefits from a knowledge of horses and the racing industry, a strong teamwork ethic and a love of the outdoors. […]