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Gary Glaser left a comment for Steve Wawryk
I came across your page , and wanted to introduce myself and my hobby.. My name is Gary Glaser and I am the mounted commander of the 9th New York Cavalry and live in Binbrook, Ont. I belong to a group of equine enthusiasts that enjoy living…
Nov 17, 2011
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Steve Wawryk replied to Barnmice Admin's discussion 'How do you work with a horse that tries to leave the training ring?'
I see this happen with some of my students. Horses are creatures of habit, if you get on and off at the gate they associate that with the place they don't have to work. Change it up; mount in a different area of the arena everytime, break up…
May 6, 2010
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Steve Wawryk commented on Steve Wawryk's blog post 'Picking the right boarding stable: Barn safety.'
I would look for panic snaps on the cross ties, a quick snap and the horse is released. Never leave a horse unattended for any length in a cross tie and make sure he is trained to stand in cross ties. I like to see that good material are used and…
Apr 22, 2010
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Deborah Hopkins commented on Steve Wawryk's blog post 'Picking the right boarding stable: Barn safety.'
Hey Steve, Shouldn't the cross ties be secured in such a way that they CAN in fact break away? If your horse freaks in the aisle you want him to able to free himself and not panic or worse, seriously injure himself.
Apr 22, 2010
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Hi, thanks for the ad, great photos and very informative blogs!
Apr 22, 2010
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Picking the right boarding stable: Barn safety.

Last week I touched upon the hazards to look for in the pasture your horse will be kept in. Today I want to look at some things to look for when selecting a safe barn to keep your horse in.I don't believe horses are fussy weather a stall or barn is well painted or has fancy brass hooks and handles. If that's what floats your boat go for it it but don't make decor the number one priority in selecting a barn. Once again put the horses safety and well being first.Look for a well ventilated barn,…See More
A blog post by Steve Wawryk was featured Apr 22, 2010
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Picking the right boarding stable: Barn safety.

Last week I touched upon the hazards to look for in the pasture your horse will be kept in. Today I want to look at some things to look for when selecting a safe barn to keep your horse in.I don't believe horses are fussy weather a stall or barn is well painted or has fancy brass hooks and handles. If that's what floats your boat go for it it but don't make decor the number one priority in selecting a barn. Once again put the horses safety and well being first.Look for a well ventilated barn,…See More
Blog post by Steve Wawryk Apr 21, 2010
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Picking the right boarding stable. Pasture safety.

In my previous blog I spoke about the importance of a facilities fencing as it relates to the horses safety. I'd like to continue on the subject of horse safety and talk about the pasture and paddock area.Any of you who already own a horse know how quickly a horse can find trouble. They just can't help it because of their curious nature. Eliminating the risks is key to keeping your horse from suffering a serious injury or even death. Over the years I have seen some real messes, I was even once…See More
A blog post by Steve Wawryk was featured Apr 14, 2010
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Picking the right boarding stable. Pasture safety.

In my previous blog I spoke about the importance of a facilities fencing as it relates to the horses safety. I'd like to continue on the subject of horse safety and talk about the pasture and paddock area.Any of you who already own a horse know how quickly a horse can find trouble. They just can't help it because of their curious nature. Eliminating the risks is key to keeping your horse from suffering a serious injury or even death. Over the years I have seen some real messes, I was even once…See More
Blog post by Steve Wawryk Apr 14, 2010
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Steve Wawryk commented on Peter Atkins's video
That was fantastic; you guys make a great team thanks for sharing that with us.
Apr 14, 2010
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Steve Wawryk commented on Iltuocavallo's group 'Ride for leisure - hacking and trekking'
This looks like a great group, Nothing clears my head better then a riding a good horse in pretty country. I believe all types of riding should for leisure, when it stops becoming fun it's time to hang up the spurs.
Apr 8, 2010
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Ride for leisure - hacking and trekking

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This group is for those who ride just for leisure. Those who wait for a little spare time to run to the stable and go out hacking in the woods. Those who train their horses just for taking one weekend free and go riding at the seaside.
Steve Wawryk joined Iltuocavallo's group Apr 8, 2010
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Steve Wawryk commented on Steve Wawryk's blog post 'Picking the right Boarding stable for you and your horse.'
It can be a concern, but there are so many other things you could worry about with horses that I never give it much thought. If you have your horses close to a road people will always be able to stop and take a look. I am kind of glad people do keep…
Apr 8, 2010
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Barbara F. commented on Steve Wawryk's blog post 'Picking the right Boarding stable for you and your horse.'
Steve, do you ever get concerned about people from the roads having access to the horses in the fields? It's something I've thought of.
Apr 8, 2010

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Picking the right boarding stable: Barn safety.

Posted on April 21, 2010 at 12:06pm 2 Comments

Last week I touched upon the hazards to look for in the pasture your horse will be kept in. Today I want to look at some things to look for when selecting a safe barn to keep your horse in.


I don't believe horses are fussy weather a stall or barn is well painted or has fancy brass hooks and handles. If that's what floats your boat go for it it but don't make decor the number one priority in selecting a barn. Once again put the horses safety and well being…
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Picking the right boarding stable. Pasture safety.

Posted on April 14, 2010 at 11:49am 0 Comments

In my previous blog I spoke about the importance of a facilities fencing as it relates to the horses safety. I'd like to continue on the subject of horse safety and talk about the pasture and paddock area.

Any of you who already own a horse know how quickly a horse can find trouble. They just can't help it because of their curious nature. Eliminating the risks is key to keeping your horse from suffering a serious injury or even death. Over the…
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Picking the right Boarding stable for you and your horse.

Posted on April 7, 2010 at 11:05am 2 Comments

Today I want to talk about picking the right horse boarding stable. I have been boarding horses for almost 20 years now and have probably been at 10 different stables some great others not so good. Over the next couple of days I will talk about things to look for when picking a stable.

The well being and safety of your horse is of the utmost importance. This…
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Steve Wawryk

Spring Check list for Horse and Rider.

Posted on March 31, 2010 at 10:55am 0 Comments

Finally, spring is here in Southern Ontario and we can start to ramp up our outdoor riding activities. After a long winter and not much riding you are eager to get out there and hit the trail but before you do there are a few things you need to check.…

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At 10:02am on November 17, 2011, Gary GlaserGary Glaser said…

I came across your page , and wanted to introduce myself and my hobby..

My name is Gary Glaser and I am the mounted commander of the 9th New York Cavalry and live in Binbrook, Ont. I belong to a group of equine enthusiasts that enjoy living historians and American civil war, we are the 9th NY cavalry.

The Ninth New York Cavalry has been reactivated by ain the portrayal of the life of the Federal Horse Soldier. As a group, we participate in living history encampments, re-enactments, and giving informative lectures throughout the year in both Ontario and the U.S.

Visit use on the web at www.9thnycavalry.com

If you have any interest in becoming involved in our group , do not hesitate to contact me at sgtgaryglaser@hotmail.com .

We are not a stable and are not associated with any stable.

Thank You

Gary Glaser

At 1:22pm on April 22, 2010, Coopersmom_1958Coopersmom_1958 said…
Hi, thanks for the ad, great photos and very informative blogs!
At 9:34am on April 1, 2010, Barnmice AdminBarnmice Admin said…
That's great Steve, I'll put you in the line-up!
At 9:36pm on February 1, 2010, Steve WawrykSteve Wawryk said…
Yes I will have a booth and be lecturing on bitless and treeless riding
At 9:10pm on February 1, 2010, Candace SirianniCandace Sirianni said…
You are going to be at CanAm?
At 9:06pm on February 1, 2010, Candace SirianniCandace Sirianni said…
Thank you! I am just trying to figure out my way around this site. Feeling kind of lost on here right now! :)
At 8:23pm on January 29, 2010, Sarah at HorseJobs.caSarah at HorseJobs.ca said…
Looking forward to meeting you at the Can Am in March.

Sarah
www.HorseJobs.ca
At 6:52pm on January 29, 2010, MaureenMaureen said…
Tack swap info can be found at www.thoroughbredniagara.com on 'coming events' email: info@thoroughbredniagara.com
At 9:22am on January 20, 2010, Melissa MonardoMelissa Monardo said…
Hi Steve - thanks for joining the OEF group!! Please feel free to use the group to ask questions, post comments, share ideas, etc.
At 10:05pm on January 19, 2010, Nicole SaloNicole Salo said…
Hey thanks for the add :)
 
 
 

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