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The Horse | Starch Digestion in Horse Diets

The Horse | Starch Digestion in Horse Diets 

"Starch is a highly digestible energy form and can provide energy needed for exercise, growth, metabolism, and other equine life functions. However, when fed improperly, this nonstructural carbohydrate can be detrimental to your horse's health. "

Endurance Rider

Endurance Rider shares in a good article



http://horses.horsealicious.com/p/2649998968/dream-jobs-endurance-rider-equitrekking

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Horse hair bandits strike again

Horse hair bandits strike again  You have got to read this.  I guess the demand by artists and crafters has reached this point.  I would be so made because Sydney and Elizabeth have gorgeous long tails.

Friday, August 31, 2012

Scientists Studies Malaria-Like Sicknesses In Horses (via redOrbit)

When Washington State University and U.S. Department of Agriculture veterinary scientist Don Knowles got word three years ago that a rare but deadly infection was discovered among a group of horses in south Texas, he felt a jolt of adrenaline. Not only were the horses infected with a parasitic disease…

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Arena Footing: Materials, Installation, & Maintenance | Horse Journals

Arena Footing: Materials, Installation, & Maintenance | Horse Journals


About two years ago I grated out an area and brought in material for a nice medium size arena.  I don't have a round pen anymore so I do all my workouts in this area.  Also, just the perfect size for riding the horses.  Our area has "urban encroachment" so riding out into foothills is no longer available.  However we do have a lovely big county park that has a section with two arenas not too far.

Hope you enjoy the article.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

How Much Water Debt Are We Taking On? This Scary Map Shows How Much

How Much Water Debt Are We Taking On? This Scary Map Shows How Much: pWe are currently using 3.5 times the water resources supplied by aquifers, according to new research on our global “groundwater footprint” just published in the Journal Nature. According to the researchers, nearly 1.7 billion people live in areas where groundwater is under threat. Interestingly, it’s only a handful of aquifers contributing to the problem. “80 [...]/p

Strangles in Horses - Equine Disease

Strangles in Horses  Flies can carry this and infect and reinfect animales.  Interesting read  and arguments for treating or not treating your horse. 

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Call to Artists for Horse Painters or Equine Artists

http://www.artscastle.org/new_design/equine_show/equine_jubilee.html


www.artscastle.org
The Arts Castle invites you to come celebrate the Horse in Art! This juried exhibition and sale of fine art commemorates the 67th running of The Little Brown Jug, the premier pacing classic for 3-year-olds. Artists are invited to submit their best work portraying the equine in any setting. 

Saturday, April 7, 2012

Quality Equine Health Natures Way

Quality Equine Health Natures Way  What a great site to learn about some of her horse clients whose health has benefited from her use of healthy foods and herbs. 

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Western art and cowboy music featured at Carnegie

Western art and cowboy music featured at Carnegie


Pat’s music and novels can be found online at www.patjacobs.com. Both Bailey and Jacobs will be on hand for several events on March 3, including a book signing from 2 to 3 p.m. and a concert from 6 to 8 p.m., during which Jacobs will talk about his books at 7 p.m. For more information about Final Friday at Carnegie or the March 3 event, call 225-6388.

Monday, January 9, 2012

The Horse | Riders4Helments to Host 3rd Helmet Safety Symposium

The Horse Riders4Helments to Host 3rd Helmet Safety Symposium

The riding helmet awareness campaign Riders4Helmets will be hosting the 3rd Riders4Helmets Safety Symposium on Jan. 14, at the Hilton Airport Hotel, Australian Avenue, West Palm Beach, Fla., from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The 2012 symposium is being sponsored by Tipperary, Charles Owen, Samshield, Ovation, One K Helmets, GPA, Equine Risk Management Group LLC, Equestrian Collections, and Point Two. For those who cannot attend the symposium in person, sessions will be available via live feed (details to be announced on www.riders4helmets.com shortly).

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Fran Jurga`s Hoof Blog: News from Hoofcare + Lameness Journal: War Horse Hoofcare: Keep Your Eye on the Galloping...

Fran Jurga`s Hoof Blog: News from Hoofcare + Lameness Journal: War Horse Hoofcare: Keep Your Eye on the Galloping...: It's hard to imagine anyone falling asleep while watching the film War Horse, but I guess it could happen. The sound track is loud enough to...

Say Cowboy To Me - Cowboys & Indians - January 2012

Say Cowboy To Me - Cowboys & Indians - January 2012

Cowboys Indians Poem of them Week

Say Cowboy To Me

C&I's Poem of the Week for 1/4/2012

If you say the word “cowboy” to me
It evokes a strong memory
Of men that I knew who were tried and true
And paid the cost to ride free

You can argue the word is a noun
An adjective, or a verb
What goes with the title is not just a word
It’s a western degree that is earned.

Like a PHD, BS or MD
There’s a cost in dollars and years
And owning a ranch doesn’t earn the degree
It comes with sweat, pain and peers

A degree that’s earned the hard way
Through manure and dust every day
A true cowboy’s heart is built, it’s not bought
You can’t pick one up on the way

If you own a good rope horse and ride
And own forty acres of pride
That won’t make a hand who rides for the brand
Whose face has the feel of rawhide

Don’t say the word cowboy to me
Unless you know just what it means
A degree that was earned, a trade that was learned
On a diet of beef and beans

C&I's poem of the week for 01/04/2012. To submit your poems for consideration, please send them to mail@cowboysindians.com with "poetry" in the subject line. Selected entries will appear online.