Make your summer riding more enjoyable with some of these suggestions to help you keep the dust down.
Have you
ever entered an arena and felt like you were riding headlong into a sandstorm? A
dusty arena is unpleasant for riders, trainers and spectators alike, and it’s
not great for neighbor relations, either. Not only that, but frequent exposure
to dust may pose... | read
Crosstie Training For Your Horse
At some point, you’ll probably want to crosstie your horse. Maybe you’re installing a set of ties in your own
barn, or you plan to haul your horse to a training facility where crossties are
the only option for containing your critter. People like to crosstie horses
because it... | read
If you care
for horses on your own place, then you have no doubt wondered what to do with
that huge mound of manure and stall waste generated by your horse. One horse can
create a serious pile in no time — about 50 pounds of manure per day, more than
eight tons per year.... | read
Safe pasture fencing for your horse pasture involve careful planning and good pasture fencing options. Unsafe pasture fencing, like a couple of strands of
barbed wire, can kill or
permanently crippled your horse. Pasture fencing involves careful planning and safe pasture fencing materials... | read
Build a Horse Saddle Stand for Hauling Horse Saddles
Build a
simple horse saddle stand designed specifically for hauling horse saddles around in the back
of a sport utility or pickup. The project uses all pre-cut lumber (the example
is made of an inexpensive poplar), keeping power-tool use down to a minimum. All
together,... | read
Unless you’re on the
rodeo road, the majority of the runs you make are probably in your own horse arena. No
doubt, you put hours of time into planning the layout, box dimensions, return
alley and chute placement. But how much thought and effort did you put into the
footing of... | read
