Saddle Up! Selecting the Right Saddle for Your Horse
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Selecting the right saddle for a horse can be a daunting proposition. This article describes the various options available, how to make the choice, and how to test and fit the right saddle to the rider. Article is downloadable as a PDF file. Additional formats are available upon request.

Submitted By LINDA ANN NICKERSON

Out! Out, Damn Bot! Evicting Equine Parasites
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Deworming is one of the most important factors in equine care. Several parasites threaten horses, and a myriad of antithelmic products are available. Written for laymen, this article explains the importance of eliminating the threat of infestation and outlines treatment for horses. Particular attention is given to foals and older horses. Article is downloadable as a PDF file (including photos). Additional formats are available upon request (including JPGs of photos).

Submitted By LINDA ANN NICKERSON

A Yearling's Reminder

Training a yearling horse can be challenging, but so rewarding. Although they may not mean to do so, horses can teach us a lot about ourselves, about life, and about the Creator. This article describes an incident in which I was kicked by my beloved young horse, and how God used that unfortunate event to teach me a lesson about trusting Him more fully. Additional content (and photos) available in full-length article. Article is available as a PDF file. Other formats/s available upon request.

Submitted By LINDA ANN NICKERSON

Natural Ways to Make Your Horse’s Coat Shine on Show Day

When it comes to preparing your horse for show day, don’t assume you have to use chemical sprays and feed supplements to get a shiny coat. This article outlines ways to bring the shine out naturally without bringing out the chemicals.

Submitted By Wendy Burger

Danger in Overbreeding

A simple overview of the dangers in overbreeding your stallion.

Submitted By Ann Cathey

The Horses Who Settled America

From the first settlements on the east coast to the taming of the wild, rugged West, the American frontier was conquered on the backs and behind the rumps of sweating horses. Includes information on draft horses, the Pony Express, and more.

Submitted By Joy Butler