While many people around the world still prefer riding bareback, most of us are more comfortable using saddles. There are many choices and it’s important to select a saddle that is appropriate for your horse and for you. Riding schools and places that provide horses for riding paid by the hour use general purpose saddles. […]
Here’s Scitzo’s story as told by Cheryl: Scitzo was first diagnosed with lymphoma and started chemotherapy 2/13/08. She has officially been in remission since 2/20/08. Her onset was different than the “normal” symptoms, hers presented with a red eye for a few weeks before the appearance of any enlarged lymph nodes. When the lymph nodes […]
Thrush is a painful smelly condition that affects the frog of a horse’s hoof. The frog is located on the underside of the hoof and touches the ground when a horse is standing on soft footing It is shaped like a triangle and extends midway from heel to toes and covers about 25% of the […]
