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A month into the barefoot experience it's going well
It’s been a month since I had Freedom’s shoes pulled (the great barefoot experience is underway). I had expected the worst: a horse that was too footsore to ride; the loss of an entire hun… more →
EQUINE Ink
A Second Chance
swinginsaddlebabes wrote 11 hours ago: Chance when she first arrived at HEART When she was seized by the state of Arizona and brought to HE … more →
A month into the barefoot experience it's going well
lizgoldsmith wrote 1 day ago: It’s been a month since I had Freedom’s shoes pulled (the great barefoot experience is u … more →
The FEI Is Ignoring Shouts, Thus It Needs Some Kicking At the Door
enlightenedhorsemanship wrote 1 day ago: I have been out of range of the internet at a time when I should have been blogging my head off abou … more →
Freedom gets his racing stripes.
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lizgoldsmith wrote 3 days ago: I’m a big fan of trace clipping my horses. Freedom gets very excited when we are out hunting. … more →
more about the weather Mr. Worthing
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horseideology wrote 5 days ago: Bitter cold wind arrived today. Have blanketed Big Guy so he can graze the pasture in comfort. ZZ se … more →
PSA: Ivermectin Toxicity in Dogs
lizgoldsmith wrote 1 week ago: Herding dogs, such as Australian Shepherds, frequently are highly sensitive to Ivermectin. Most of u … more →
Dis-grace Disguised as Grace in Dressage: Rollkur and Excessive Pressure on the Nuchal Ligament as a Training Aid
enlightenedhorsemanship wrote 1 week ago: What You Can Do If You Object to this Fraud: From a letter I received from the folks at Dressage Dis … more →
Tuesday's Touch: An Introduction
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enlightenedhorsemanship wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been thinking about this new series of posts for a long time. Unfortunately, that doesn … more →
Horses In Transition: A Call to Action
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enlightenedhorsemanship wrote 1 week ago: Here in Santa Fe, NM at the Tellington TTouch CELLebration I’ve been privileged to be present … more →
Measuring to ensure blanket fit.
lizgoldsmith wrote 1 week ago: Accurately measuring your horse can help ensure good blanket fit. Measure twice, cut once. It might … more →
Hock and Fetlock Sores
swinginsaddlebabes wrote 2 weeks ago: Ever since Paco and I have been a team, we’ve struggled with hock and fetlock sores. For a boy … more →
Colic 101: Signs to Seek Help Immediately
smalls0505 wrote 2 weeks ago: Colic is by far one of the most lethal and mysterious horse killers out there. Take a look at the fo … more →
Dressage Disgrace
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enlightenedhorsemanship wrote 2 weeks ago: To learn what hyperflexion does to a horse, physiologically, emotionally, and developmentally, visit … more →
Used Tack and Your Local Horse Rescue
swinginsaddlebabes wrote 3 weeks ago: Paco's high withers in January '09 Interesting how tack just seems to accumulate and then fa … more →
If Horses Could Speak
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enlightenedhorsemanship wrote 3 weeks ago: This video was reviewed in June by Grey Horse Matters in this post, so I won’t repeat what has … more →
Artist Residency...kinda?
Kaela wrote 3 weeks ago: Well they all offer residencies, and I am an “artist”, so it’s an artist residency … more →
Horse have an Attitude?
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tackandtalk wrote 3 weeks ago: I recall one of the wisest sayings I ever learned regarding the training of horses. A coach of … more →
The Happy Thrush-free Horse
pethomemag wrote 3 weeks ago: by Colleen Paige Horses are some the most sensitive animals on this earth. If they are forced to liv … more →
The Healthy Horse
pethomemag wrote 3 weeks ago: by Colleen Paige Rotten and contaminated fruits and food can make your horse very ill. Fall and wint … more →
