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25.01.2022 When towing a horse float, youre travelling with a couple of tonnes of unstable weight behind your vehicle. Before travelling with your horse, make sure you re...ad our horse float factsheet. Our guidelines will help ensure your prized equine remains safe and everyone arrives at their destination happily. https://www.police.sa.gov.au//82/Horse-Float-Factsheet.pdf See more

25.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Life isn't Perfect, but it has Perfect Moments." ~ Artist ~ Tim Cox

25.01.2022 What can your horses breathing tell you about their health? A rate of breathing outside of their normal can sometimes be an early sign of something not qu...ite right. Normal breathing is somewhere between 10 and 24 breaths per minute, though your horse may be slightly different! An increase in breaths per minute can be due to a range of factors; a few common factors including; if your horse gets too hot if your horse is in pain. Learning your horses normal breaths per minute can give you something to work with when if it seems something is not quite right! See more

25.01.2022 Every pony deserves to be loved by a little girl #dakotahonourteverson #freddie #pony #shetland #love #Brockfarmstud

24.01.2022 Setup for educational purposes. What are the potential hazards in this photo?

22.01.2022 A tip for instructors - Make it a habit to ask your students questions during their lessons. This will help to keep them thinking, improve the accuracy of their... feel, and keep them breathing (when they answer you.) It also allows you to more accurately judge where they are at mentally, in terms of their level of feel and understanding. See more

22.01.2022 Special offer 1st week free book in now to secure your spot, horse breaking, retraining or riding lessons your horse or you can use my stock horse to help get your confidence back

22.01.2022 Clayton on Ground Reaction Forces, Footing, and Lameness in Horses https://thehorse.com//clayton-on-ground-reaction-forces-f/

21.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Life isnt Perfect, but it has Perfect Moments." ~ Artist ~ Tim Cox

20.01.2022 Trainer - What day is it Student - Wednesday Trainer - What day is it Student - The 5th Trainer - What day is it ... Student - Trainer - I kept asking you the same question and you gave me the right answer, but I didnt accept it as right. So you changed your answer, got frustrated and confused. This is exactly how your horse can feel if you miss the release! #Horses #HorsesOfInstagram #Horsemanship #HorseTrainer #HorseLife #HorseTraining #CuttingHorse #PDR #LifeBetweenTheEars #BetweenTheEars #LifeInTheSaddle #LiveWithPurpose #Live #Love #Life #FailingForward #BitByBit #MakingProgress #TakeTheTimeItTakes #DoTheRightThings #DoSimpleThings #ComfortableRelaxedWilling

19.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Dont pick a job with great vacation time... Pick a career that doesnt need escaping from." ~ Artist ~ John Fawcett

19.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Obstacles Don't Block The Path... They Are The Path." ~ Artist ~ Martin Grelle

18.01.2022 Life is going to throw you. Being a cowboy isnt about whether or not you fall, its having the guts to get back on! Cowboy Life

18.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Never give up on something that you can't go a day without thinking about." ~ Artist ~ Tim Cox

18.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Never give up on something that you cant go a day without thinking about." ~ Artist ~ Tim Cox

18.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Don't pick a job with great vacation time... Pick a career that doesn't need escaping from." ~ Artist ~ John Fawcett

15.01.2022 Fun Fact of the Day! Horses need around 25-35 litres of water per day! Need a visual? To keep up with the thirst of a horse, youd need to buy (& drink!) around 50 bottles of water!

14.01.2022 If your caught in the fire areas and you have to leave your horses.. Write your phone number on their hooves with permanent marker. Take off all halters and rugs.. these can burn/melt to your horse or get caught on trees/fences etc. Good luck everyone its going to be a long season

14.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Never give up on something you really want. Its difficult to wait... but its more difficult to regret." ~ Artist ~ Martin Grelle

14.01.2022 The bones of the horse.

14.01.2022 Extended offer 1st week free for breaking in your horse, get in now 1 spot available don't miss out on this amazing offer yes that's right 1st week free on horse breaking. Horse riding lessons or regain your confidence back 1st lesson free your horse or can use my stock horse

13.01.2022 Did you know the Horses digestive tract is very different to most other animals? Horses belong to a category known as non-ruminant herbivores. They are her...bivores because they only eat plants, and they are non-ruminant because they do not have the four-chamber stomach that ruminants have (such as cows & sheep) Instead of a specialized stomach, horses have a Cecum which houses microbes to aid digestion. The Cecum is midway through the horses digestive tract, and therefore not as efficient as that of the ruminant whose fermentation vat (rumen) is toward the beginning. For this reason, horses need to consume more than ruminants as they cannot process forage as efficiently, so do not get as many calories from the same amount of forage as a cow would, for example. Given the chance, horses will naturally graze for the majority of the day and night, having small naps every few hours. Horses stomachs are small, especially for their body size, so slowly grazin is their best option. Unfortunately, owners who try and make up for the lack of forage by feeding more concentrates, can easily overload the horses digestive system. This may lead to complications such as colic. Slow feeding is a continuous feeding method, giving your horse access to forage keeping their minds busy and their digestive system active. Just Grazin Custom Nets are specifically designed with this feeding method in mind. Just Grazin nets slow consumption making the hay last for longer, extending grazing time and reducing hay wastage, which is a major issue when feeding hay free choice/continuously. Jump over to our website and order your own Just Grazin Custom Hay Net today!.....$10 flat rate shipping, orders over $200 FREE post!! www.justgrazincustomnets.com #hungryhorse #slowfeedhaynet #justgrazincustomnets

13.01.2022 Long hind toes in the horse create a significant lever against the tip of the coffin bone making the horse work harder to get that foot off the ground. Working ...harder to get that foot of the ground then in turn stresses the gluteal muscles and creates pain in those muscles. This is unfortunately a very common (and often overlooked) problem. Long toes are always a bad thing with horses. But it is so commonly overlooked in hind feet. Be proactive about your horse's soundness! See more

13.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "You cant go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending... So Forget all the reasons why it wont work... and believe the one reason why it will." ... Artist ~ George D. Smith

12.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Don't look away. Look straight at everything. Look it all in the eye, good and bad." ~ Artist ~ James Bama

12.01.2022 Do you know how your horses nutrition needs change when he is working hard?

11.01.2022 Whats the numbers on your float or trailer?

11.01.2022 Let the horse wear his foot naturally barefoot, and then trim him the way he wears. The horse wears his foot the way he does because that is what is mechanical...ly and biologically correct for him. Your eye and ideas are not nearly as good as natures. From,Dr James R. Rooney, and author of The Lame Horse Causes, Symptoms and Treatment and worldwide authority on equine anatomy, pathology and biomechanics

10.01.2022 Worried about sand ? Feed SAND FLUSH for 5 days per month to help reduce sand buildup in your horse. SAND FLUSH contains human grade psyllium in a super tasty..., crunchy pellet your horses will love. Say goodbye to the hassle of feeding plain psyllium! No more mess! No more waste! Horses love the taste! Available Australia-wide from all leading retailers. www.sandflush.com.au

10.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "When you do the right things in the right way... You have nothing to lose... Because you have nothing to fear." ~ Artist ~ Clark Kelley Price

09.01.2022 Extended offer 1st week free for breaking in your horse, get in now 1 spot available dont miss out on this amazing offer yes thats right 1st week free on horse breaking. Horse riding lessons or regain your confidence back 1st lesson free your horse or can use my stock horse

08.01.2022 PSA: When sourcing hay that has barley grass seeds in it, check your horses' mouths. This poor horse was spotted by Claire McCallum Equine Dentistry aroun...d Mudgee in New South Wales. The animal was new to the property and had most likely had the problem for a while. Avoid this by being aware of any unusual smells and checking your horses' mouths and incisors. if you find any evidence of the seeds being stuck, an examination with a speculum is advised.

06.01.2022 Having a horse that doesnt float properly is stressful! Here are 4 questions to ask yourself if you have a float, so that you can check what youre currently d...oing and hopefully avoid unnecessary stress! 1. Do you have a regular maintenance program for your floats? Most horse owners tend to get things fixed when they go wrong rather than practice preventative management. 2. Where do you keep your float? Many horse owners dont have a place that they can keep their float under shelter. This can lead to degradation of the float which is not always obvious. 3. Have you checked the breaks or bearings recently? Have you checked to see if anything is loose and causing trouble? 4. Are the electrics maintained? If water gets into the electrics, things can go wrong, fast! Non-LED lights are cheaper, so float manufactures often put these on their floats. Globes can blow, connections can get loose. The result? Brake & indicator lights that dont work and a potential for accidents! When did you last check your float? by @dressageridertraining See more

05.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "Every day the clock resets... Your wins don't matter... Your failures don't matter... Don't stress on what was... fight for what could be." ~ Artist ~ Jack Sorenson

05.01.2022 PSA: When sourcing hay that has barley grass seeds in it, check your horses mouths. This poor horse was spotted by Claire McCallum Equine Dentistry aroun...d Mudgee in New South Wales. The animal was new to the property and had most likely had the problem for a while. Avoid this by being aware of any unusual smells and checking your horses mouths and incisors. if you find any evidence of the seeds being stuck, an examination with a speculum is advised.

03.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "At the end of the day, All you need is hope and strength. Hope that it will get better, and Strength to hold on until it does."

03.01.2022 Tips for when your viewing horses Always be honest about your abilities to the seller. Watch them ride the horse and only do as much as they do. Eg. If ...they don't canter the horse then don't canter or ask why. Be open when looking at horses Eg. If it's not the right colour or not quite the right height or it's older then you desire be open and flexible. Your first horse does not need to be a stunning young golden palomino stallion. Just because it's not sound for jumping or racing doesnt mean it might not make a weekend trail horse for example. Only look if your genuinely able to buy on that day and take a deposit with you. Have the money saved for the purchase and money for feed, vet, saddlery etc. Sort out agistment or a paddock prior to looking. You don't have to make a decision then and there but tell the seller your very interested can I call you in an hour or sleep on it. Be aware no deposit no answer you may miss out. Don't be pushed by a seller saying others interested -there probably is others keen but go with your gut. Wear suitable clothing Inc long pants and proper riding attire and helmet. Taking someone experienced or your coach is very important for that second eye and opinion. Or arrange a vet check depending on price of horse. Once you buy the horse continue coaching and lessons as much as you possibly can afford once a month at the absolute minimum. Nip problems in the bud before they even arise. Look after your horses teeth, feet, and maintain or continue the education etc it's a lifetime investment that will give you many years of joy. Do you have my more tips?? Add them in comments below

03.01.2022 Quote of the Day - "You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending... So Forget all the reasons why it won't work... and believe the one reason why it will." ... Artist ~ George D. Smith

03.01.2022 What's the numbers on your float or trailer?

01.01.2022 Do you know how your horse's nutrition needs change when he is working hard?