They Shoot Horses – Horses In Motion Pictures
Article by Jack Palone Notwithstanding Rin Can Tin can and The Thin… [more]
The Boarded Horse – Horse chit chat
Article by Michael Albert Whether you are a college student or just… [more]
America’s First Horse – Horse chit chat
Article by Michael When Paloma arrived at the barn, which was accustomed… [more]
Pony
America’s Favorite Shetland Pony
Article by Crystal A. Eikanger Perhaps the oldest breed of horse in the United Kingdom is the Shetland Pony that was named after the Scottish islands where the breed originated. It is one of the most popular and … [Read More...]
Strip Grazing a Shetland Pony- Restrictive Grazing for our Shetland 2
Article by The Pony Tack Shop Well its still raining in Cornwall and the grass is powering on so we are having to watch how much the ponies are eating. It seems we are not the only ones! The front cover of our local … [Read More...]
Owning Ponies – The Liskeard Show 14th July 2007
Article by theponytackshop The 104th Liskeard Show took place today 14th July 2007 at Merrymeet, between Callington and Liskard in Cornwall. We were blessed by clear skies but the ground was very heavy underfoot and … [Read More...]
Foal
Halter Train your Foal Part 2
Article by Anita Lamb In part one we covered some bonding techniques to proper your foal for halter training, fit the halter gently, rubbing your foal as usual all the time. Chances are, it won't even notice. Give … [Read More...]
Managing Your Foal With Imprinting
Article by Ron Petracek It's true that mother knows best, but a little human help doesn't hurt either. Since Dr. Robert Miller introduced foal imprinting about 20 years ago, breeders, trainers, and owners have … [Read More...]
Halter breaking a foal – The dos and don’ts
Article by Ane Visser Halter breaking a foal can be a major experience for both the foal and the handler. Naturally, being a prey animal, a foal will try to find escape routes for anything it experiences as a threat … [Read More...]