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NUTRITION: Omega 3

Access to salt, specifically a quality mineral salt lick or loose salt, is absolutely essential for horses. Hay and pasture grasses contain little salt, so providing a free-choice salt lick or loose salt helps sodium levels stay balanced and stimulates a horse to keep drinking.

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ARTICLES

FIRE: Pilot Light

Rain, a downdraft in a vent pipe, or a windy day can be enough to snuff out a water heaters pilot light. Relighting instructions are...

TEMPERATURE: Cover Up

An exercise rug, also called a quarter sheet, is a great way to keep your horse comfortable when you’re riding in cold or inclement...

TRAILER: Bedroom

Living quarters in trailers are small. Therefore, it is important for our comfort, rest, and relaxation to have spaces designed,...

WATER: Mud

Mud, mud, and more mud. Is there really anything you can do or use to drain or eradicate this seasonal problem? The short answer is yes....

TRAINING: Rain

It is that time of year. It is wet, wet, wet. In California, we have had one storm right after another with record breaking amounts of water falling from the sky. With competition season right around the corner, what do you do? Afterall, competitions don’t stop because it is raining. They go on. And, so should you. Get a great raincoat and go outside.

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