exert: When I owned my first horse I was pretty much clueless as to how horses communicate with people and with each other.  I would often find myself perplexed when another, more seasoned, horse person would remark about a horse’s attitude.  “How do they know that?” I’d wonder.
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exert:
Brightly colored and jingly, rhythm beads have become quite popular with many riders.  Some folks even use them to help train riders and horses alike.  I personally never thought of them until I began riding my horse down a wooded road containing hunting land on either side.

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exert: Let's see, oh yes, we were considering the right trail horse for you.  Well, like I said before, there really isn’t just one specific breed I consider to be the one-and-only number one trail horse breed.  But, just for the fun of it I did put a "Name Your Best Trail Horse Breed"  poll on the Polling Page for you - so be sure to go vote when you're done reading this!  Check out our Spurs Blog to read more!


Yikes!
Orange Snow!
- posted Feb 13, 2011 by HorseLubber
LOL - Just had to bring this one up cause every winter horse owners in snowy climates freak out when they see bright orange, or even reddish orange spots in the snow out in the horse pasture. The first time I saw it I freaked too.
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Are you and your horse ready for spring? exert:   It's coming!  Yes - I know - if your scenery looks like mine - all you see is the white stuff and it's cold outside.   But Spring IS COMING!  That means you'll want to be sure to get yourself and your horse in shape for riding again.  Try out the exercise program offered at Applied Posture for you.
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