When your beloved horse has become too old or infirm to be able to do what you require of him you have to make some difficult decisions. Horse agistment can help.
If you can afford to retire him to a horse agistment facility that specializes or has expertise to deal with the older horse, then [...]
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Horse Agistment for the Retired Horse
April 23rd, 2006 
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The Different Kinds Of Horse Breeds
April 19th, 2006 admin The American Quarter Horse is the first breed of mare native to the United States. The breed evolved when the bloodlines of cattle brought to the New World were sundry. Foundation American Quartered Horse pigs originated from Arab, Turk and Barb breeds. Selected Stallions and Mares were crossed with cattle brought to Colonial America [...]
10 Tips for Breaking and Backing a Young Horse
April 9th, 2006 admin When I started writing my tips for breaking a young horse I thought I must be mad, what did I know? There are loads of experts out there all offering advice and I was just a humble horse owner, not a trainer etc. Then I decided that if my story helps anyone to have [...]
Buying A Horse: How To Find Your Dream Horse
April 7th, 2006 admin You have been dreaming of buying a horse of your own for ever, and now that you finally have some money, you can simply go out and buy one, right? Not exactly. A well-trained, sound horse isn’t as simple to get hold of as a cute little puppy or a kitten, especially not a [...]
Tags: Horse Racing Tips: Make Money By Betting On The Losing Horse
April 3rd, 2006 admin You might not know it, but you can increase your profits if you put your money on the horse that has the greatest odds of losing a race. Professional punters dub this as “lay betting”. Read more to learn more about this completely reverse form of horse handicapping.
Think In Reverse
When your horse racing tips [...]
