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Sunday, October 13, 2013
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Monday, August 5, 2013
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Supplement Reduces Gastric Ulcer Reoccurrence
Supplement Reduces Gastric Ulcer Reoccurrence
Great article on ulcers in horses.
Great article on ulcers in horses.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Trainer Tip : Lungeing : I often see the concept of lungeing a horse
way off base, and sometimes even to the point of being dangerous , so I
would like to go over the process of how to lunge a horse correctly. ,
and safely. !. please lunge your horse in an enclosed area, not in a
open field 2. your need a lungeing halter , a lunge line, and a lunge
whip 3; using a lunge line takes the place of having a round pen 4.
the lunge whip is the driving forward aid 5. the lunge line receives
the horses movement forward , and also acts as the aid for halting or
slowing down, you need both 6. lungeing is for training, not to tire a
horse out , if the horse has fresh turnout that is the best way to go 7. a
horse running , bucking , rearing on a lunge line is a danger to
himself, and the handler 8. a round pen allows the horse more freedom,
and is much safer on his joints. Remember lunging can be a training
tool if done correctly, and for the right reasons. Thank You Coeli
Netsky cnetskyequine.com
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Oiling – A New Directive
Over the years saddle makers have developed more and better ways to precondition the leather intended for saddle manufacture, and this has made for different regimens for new saddles.
Covered leathers are very soft, even when they are brand new. Oiling can make that top leather too soft and cause shifting in that leather. For this reason these leathers are preconditioned at the factory. The only prep they need before riding is some cream conditioner such as Pharmaka Bienenwachs.
The “sticky” leather saddles have received conditioning as well to make them feel tacky. However, we do recommend a light coat of oil on these solid leather saddles to avoid scratches or discoloration due to use.
Even those saddles that are neither of the above are preconditioned so the intense oiling of the past is not necessary.
However there are times in a saddle’s life when a light covering of oil is warranted. Sometimes with a long period of disuse, a saddle can become very dry. Also, a saddle may be subjected to wet weather and then after drying can become stiff. Arid climates also make it hard for leather to retain its moisture. Under circumstances like these a light oiling is necessary.Taken from All About Saddles - English Riding Supply
Over the years saddle makers have developed more and better ways to precondition the leather intended for saddle manufacture, and this has made for different regimens for new saddles.
Covered leathers are very soft, even when they are brand new. Oiling can make that top leather too soft and cause shifting in that leather. For this reason these leathers are preconditioned at the factory. The only prep they need before riding is some cream conditioner such as Pharmaka Bienenwachs.
The “sticky” leather saddles have received conditioning as well to make them feel tacky. However, we do recommend a light coat of oil on these solid leather saddles to avoid scratches or discoloration due to use.
Even those saddles that are neither of the above are preconditioned so the intense oiling of the past is not necessary.
However there are times in a saddle’s life when a light covering of oil is warranted. Sometimes with a long period of disuse, a saddle can become very dry. Also, a saddle may be subjected to wet weather and then after drying can become stiff. Arid climates also make it hard for leather to retain its moisture. Under circumstances like these a light oiling is necessary.Taken from All About Saddles - English Riding Supply
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Over Fences
Trainer Tip : What makes a rider over fences pleasing to the judges eye ?? I love to see a good position which has both form, and function . Starting with the lower leg, heels down, toe to girth, soft relaxed knees, a straight back, proper release which is soft , and giving, head and eyes up looking at the next fence. I also want to see a rider that waits for their horses thrust to lift them out of the saddle, and not have the rider jumping ahead onto their horses neck. Next week we can take a look at some common faults over fences. Thank You. Coeli Netsky cnetskyequine.com
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Euro-Hunter Jumper
Euro-Hunter Jumper
Do you put stickers on your car to identify yourself as a horse lover?
Do you put stickers on your car to identify yourself as a horse lover?
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