September 2015 Blog Posts (32)

Items to Have in Your Trail Riding Saddle Bag

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Have you ever gotten out onto the trails, only to discover you left something important back in the horse barn? Here’s a list of items to make sure you have in your trail riding saddle bags the next time you head out.

First-Aid Kit

Hopefully you’ll…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 10, 2015 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Knowing When It's Time to Bring Your Horses Home

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Do you dream of having your horses in your own backyard? Having your own barn is a dream for many horse owners, but how do you know when it’s time to bring your horses home and build a barn? Consider these factors when making…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 9, 2015 at 2:30pm — No Comments

Tips for Teaching Yourself New Riding Skills

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It’s back to school time, and everyone seems to be learning something new. Now is the perfect time to teach yourself new riding skills. Whether or not you have a trainer, these tips can help you to facilitate your own riding progress.

Audit Clinics

Head out to audit local clinics for…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 8, 2015 at 11:30am — No Comments

This is a Description of my Problem, Not an Excuse



    

First, some very good news, Mia did not cough at all when I rode her on Tuesday!  Mia is looking chirpier and she is ignoring every previous trigger for coughing fits.  I am still just walking her to build her up gradually from her 6 weeks of sick leave, but Mia no longer acts as if she is waiting for death.  And what caused this big change?  The remedies just helped her get the phlegm out of her lungs, what REALLY helped her was that Debbie could not find any round bales to…

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Added by Jackie Cochran on September 6, 2015 at 4:00pm — No Comments

Tips to Help You Care for Your Arena Footing

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Now that summer is coming to a close, it’s important to turn your attention to your riding arena footing. Your arena has likely seen lots of use over the past few months, and that increased use can leave your footing in need of a little extra care. Put these tips…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 4, 2015 at 11:30am — No Comments

Goats: A Different 12 Step Program.

It just hasn’t been the same since Sumo died. He was my last old-goat-standing and a card-carrying anarchist. He’d been un-fencable here…

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Added by Anna Blake on September 4, 2015 at 9:00am — No Comments

Storing Medication in Your Barn: What You Need to Know

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When you own horses, especially those who are injury prone, you will probably accumulate quite a bit of medication. Whether bought over the counter or from your veterinarian, medications need to be handled and stored properly. Here’s how:

Create a Medication Cabinet

One of the most important precautions you should…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 3, 2015 at 10:30am — No Comments

Riding Haunches In or Travers

Do you find that when you ask your horse to perform haunches in or travers, the forward movement tends to get a little 'stuck'?  It feels as though he is on his tippy toes, pottering along with no inclination to get to the other end of the arena?!

The Daily Strides Podcast on this topic is …

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Added by Lorna Leeson on September 2, 2015 at 10:00pm — No Comments

Evaluating Your Barn Prior to a Barn Renovation

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Barn Roof

Since you’ll be doing construction on your barn, it’s always a good idea to take a look at the roof to make sure that it doesn’t need repair or replacement. Chances are your barn has been in existence for years, so thoroughly evaluate the roof for any repairs that may need to be performed. The last thing you want to do is fix up…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 2, 2015 at 2:30pm — No Comments

Acoustic guitar: Buy or not to buy?

Many people, who love music, make it a point to learn at least one instrument and continue playing it for the rest of their life. Some of them turn their hobbies into a professional source of income while some of them simply let their passion drive them.

In this case, some of the instruments can be transported all the time while some of them cannot be carried all the way.

For example, you cannot carry your piano everywhere. It will be costly and expensive too. There have been…

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Added by Linda Durbin on September 2, 2015 at 9:00am — No Comments

Ways to Continue to Challenge Yourself as a Rider

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Do you sometimes feel that your progress as a rider is slowing? It’s a natural occurrence, especially since some of us spend decades of our lives learning the art of riding. We’ve come up with some great ways that you can continue to challenge yourself as a rider, even when you’re feeling unmotivated.

Make Specific…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 1, 2015 at 12:30pm — No Comments

Back to School: Great Ways to Improve Your Riding Knowledge

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It seems as though everyone is heading back to school right now, so it’s only fitting that you brush up on your own schooling when it comes to riding. While you don’t necessarily have to go back to school, there are some great ways you can improve your riding knowledge on your own.

Attend Clinics

One of the best ways…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on September 1, 2015 at 12:30pm — No Comments

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