Horse Blog

Need guidance on training your horse or curious of the latest news in horse health? Join this blog each day for interesting blog posts and photos of what’s going on in the horse community. This post celebrates Autumn’s first birthday!

The weather is getting cooler and the leaves are changing, perfect time for horse riding. The Horse Talker blog talks…well about horses. And a lot. Check out the most recent post and beautiful pictures.

Sometimes things happen to our horses that we can’t explain. A common but not talked about problem is rein lame. This post discusses everything you need to know about it and you should do. For more helpful horse information check out this blog!

Riding boots are not only a fashion trend this fall but a must for any horseback rider. Check out this bloggers thoughts on the appropriate and cute apparel for riders. Read about personal stories and opinions from a true horse lover.

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This is the second in my series of Golden Rules of Horse racing Handicapping. I realize that each person has to make their own rules for how they will handicap horse races, but I am sharing what I have learned after many years of experience and you may be able to pick some gems from what I have learned. Obviously, the old saying, rules are meant to be broken does apply. But before you start breaking rules, it is a good idea to learn them and why they are important and also the price for breaking them at the wrong time.

The Akhal Teke breed of horses have survived hundreds of years, mainly thanks to the efforts of their owners, i.e. the warlike Turkmen tribe called Teke, who used the horses during wars waged with their neighbours. The Tekes avoided cross-breeding them with other horses in order to keep the marvellous features of the breed.