Unusual Horse Gaits: A Journey Through Equine Locomotion - Just Horse riders

Unusual Horse Gaits: A Journey Through Equine Locomotion

Tanya Wright
Gait Description Characteristics Breeds Tölt A unique four-beat lateral gait known for its smoothness and speed. Four-beat rhythm Freedom and fluidity of movement Speed similar to a fast trot or...
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Unusual Horse Names: Discover Unique and Memorable Equine Titles - Just horse Riders

Unusual Horse Names: Discover Unique and Memorable Equine Titles

Tanya Wright
Section Key Points The Importance of a Unique Horse Name Reflects character, heritage, and special bond Makes your horse stand out Conversation starter and creative expression Mythological Marvels Pegasus: Symbolizes...
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What is the Homozygous Gene in Horses: A Comprehensive Guide - Just Horse Riders

What is the Homozygous Gene in Horses: A Comprehensive Guide

Tanya Wright
Aspect Description Homozygous Genes Two identical copies of a particular gene inherited from both parents. Importance in Breeding Ensures a trait is passed to 100% of offspring, aiding in predicting...
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What Makes a Great Breeding Stallion? - Essential Traits and Tips - Just Horse Riders

What Makes a Great Breeding Stallion? - Essential Traits and Tips

Tanya Wright
Key Aspect Description Conformation Physical structure and appearance, including balanced body proportions, strong bone structure, adequate musculature, and overall balance. Pedigree Genetic heritage and lineage with successful ancestors, emphasizing successful...
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Why Is My Horse Eating Mud? Uncover the Surprising Reasons - Just Horse Riders

Why Is My Horse Eating Mud? Uncover the Surprising Reasons

Tanya Wright
Reason Description Actions Nutritional Deficiencies Horses may eat mud to supplement their diet with lacking minerals like iron and copper. Consult a veterinarian and review diet. Provide high-quality forage and...
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Why Are Shetlands So Naughty? Discover the Secrets Behind Their Cheeky Behaviour - Just Horse Riders

Why Are Shetlands So Naughty? Discover the Secrets Behind Their Cheeky Behaviour

Tanya Wright
Aspect Details Historical Context Descendants of ancient equines from the Shetland Isles, adapted to harsh climates, developed intelligence, resourcefulness, hardiness, and strong survival instincts. Intelligence Highly intelligent, capable of escaping...
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How Much Pressure is on Horses' Tendons and Ligaments: Understanding the Impact - Just Horse Riders

How Much Pressure is on Horses' Tendons and Ligaments: Understanding the Impact

Tanya Wright
Section Key Points The Role of Tendons and Ligaments Tendons attach muscles to bones, enabling movement and stability. Ligaments connect bones to other bones, stabilizing joints. Both are made of...
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Top 10 Everyday Supplements for Horses: Enhance Your Equine's Health Today - Just Horse Riders

Top 10 Everyday Supplements for Horses: Enhance Your Equine's Health Today

Tanya Wright
Rank Product Description Image 1 NAF Turmeric Plus High-quality turmeric and black pepper blend, known for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. 2 Dodson & Horrell Equi-Bites Vitamin and mineral treats for...
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Horse Hoof Fungal Infections Treatment and Prevention: Comprehensive Guide for Horse Owners - Just Horse Riders

Horse Hoof Fungal Infections Treatment and Prevention: Comprehensive Guide for Horse Owners

Tanya Wright
Key Points Details Causes Organisms thriving in moist, anaerobic environments; Commonly Spherophorus neaophorus and Fusobacterium necrophorum. Prevalence 45% of horses in a Dutch study had thrush, highlighting the need for...
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Is Glycosaminoglycans Good for Horse Hoof Health? Discover the Science and Benefits Today! - Just Horse Riders

Is Glycosaminoglycans Good for Horse Hoof Health? Discover the Science and Benefits Today!

Tanya Wright
Key Point Details What are GAGs? Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) are long chains of sugar molecules that are essential for connective tissues such as cartilage, tendons, and ligaments. Types of GAGs Common...
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Can Horses Get Dehydrated? Understanding Equine Hydration and Prevention - just horse riders

Can Horses Get Dehydrated? Understanding Equine Hydration and Prevention

Aaron Englander
Topic Details Understanding Equine Hydration Water makes up 61-72% of a horse's body weight. Non-working horses need at least 6.6 gallons (25 liters) of water daily. Causes of Dehydration Excessive...
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Episode 15: Transforming Horse Love into a Lifesaving Animal Sanctuary Adventure - just horse riders

Episode 15: Transforming Horse Love into a Lifesaving Animal Sanctuary Adventure

Aaron Englander
From Horse Dreams to Animal Rescue: A Journey with Just Horse Riders In the latest episode of the Just Horse Riders Podcast, host Aaron Englander chats with his sister Nicole...
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