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Snoopie, Born 4-27-24. Will be available for sale

Interesting Fact 2 of 3 Kentucky nose to nose finishers have AP Indy x Mr Prospector mix on the Dam Sire side. (Forever Young and Sierra Leone)

Kentucky Derby 2024: Final Results, Standings, Payouts and Replay Highlights Mystik Dan won the 150th Kentucky Derby by one of the smallest margins in the event's history. Mystik Dan edged out Sierra Leone by a nose at the finish line…

Fastest Hamstring progress! I have free ebooks by the way!! #StayFlexy

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When does contact become pulling? At what point do we start to see backwards traction on the jaw and TMJ? At what point would the horse need to use muscular effort to keep their mouth closed?

https://cavalor.com/articles/feeding-tips-for-the-ulcer-sensitive-horse/

Feeding tips for the ulcer sensitive horse | Cavalor Gastric ulcers don’t just occur in top sport horses; leisure horses and even foals can get them too. With good management, a lot can be done to prevent them. Read all about it here!

Developing Lightness and Feel: Exercises from Geoff Teall - The Plaid Horse Magazine Within the 263 pages of Geoff Teall on Riding Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation, Teall covers an impressive multitude of topics aimed at helping riders increase the effectiveness of their time spent in the saddle. From setting goals and finding the right trainer to high-level jumper course work, the n...

Many had asked what would be the best way to store manure. Here is my set up. I love it but it does need an apron. The sh*t-pit is about 20x24. The saw Dust is 18x24 with 18ft front of the cover and about 10ft the height of the back wall. it allows for a dump trailer to back into that and empty with min work wit skidloader to push the saw dust back.

https://www.theplaidhorse.com/2022/10/03/watch-the-24-behaviors-of-the-ridden-horse-in-pain-shifting-the-paradigm-of-how-we-see-lameness/

Watch: The 24 Behaviors of the Ridden Horse in Pain - Shifting the Paradigm of How We See Lameness - The Plaid Horse Magazine “We’ve been conditioned that many behaviors exhibited by ridden horses are normal for horses, but in fact, they’re not. They’re often a reflection of underlying musculoskeletal pain.” Through a six-phase study spanning three years and more than 400 horses, Dr. Sue Dyson and colleagues deve...