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Our Featured Stories.
Your all breed, all discipline resource covering the care, training, keeping and enjoyment of horses. Check out Featured Stories for the month.
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Click the cover above to read the whole March/April 2022 issue.
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The 36th annual Idaho Horse Expo will be held April 8-10, 2022 at the Ford Idaho Horse Park in Nampa, Idaho. If you are a horse lover of any age, you can’t miss this event. The expo features internationally known clinicians as well as local clinicians and trainers. The featured clinicians are well-known trainer Julie Goodnight of Colorado and Julien …
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Horse owners agree that a well-fenced property is a beautiful sight and the cornerstone to proper management. When building or modifying a horse property, a primary consideration is what type of fencing to choose, and many great options are available. Here are a few guidelines to help you make a choice that will be horse safe, easy to care for, …
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Today’s rapid and competitive real estate market has many folks stuck in limbo because they need to sell their home before they can buy another one. Sellers worry that if they list on the market before finding a new home, they’ll end up homeless. On the other hand, such a competitive market means that it’s unlikely to get an offer …
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I often park my animals without tying them. Asking them to stay in one place isn’t too much to ask, so it’s one of the first skills I train. Here’s how I teach my equines to “whoa” without being tied. Standing Still Whether it’s stepping away from your horse to grab something from the tack room or ground tying …
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