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How do you get horse crazy, motivated?
I have this friend, and she has a horse but she needs something to get her a jump start on taking care of her horse. She is really lazy and just puts off everything with horses to tomorrow. What do I do other than nagging? She has never gotten a vet, coggins, dentist, farrier, the list goes on. But she is my friend and if it gets any worse I and going to call the ASPCA for the animal's sake. Got any tips??
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Horse Care & Riding : How to Wash a Horse
Start with the lower legs to wash a horse, and avoid frightening the horse by keeping the water pointed down. Wash a horse with tips from an equestrian team coach in this free video on horseback riding. Expert: Mara Keith-Hunter Contact: www.sycamore-stables.com Bio: Mara Keith-Hunter is a lifelong equestrian and head coach for the Hampshire College equestrian team. Filmmaker: David Pakman
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Horse Care & Riding : How to Mount a Horse
When mounting a horse, tighten the girth, hold on to the reins and put the left foot in the stirrup. Mount a horse in the proper position with tips from an equestrian team coach in this free video on horseback riding. Expert: Mara Keith-Hunter Contact: www.sycamore-stables.com Bio: Mara Keith-Hunter is a lifelong equestrian and head coach for the Hampshire College equestrian team. Filmmaker: David Pakman
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how hard is it to take care of a horse?
i am supposed to take care of this lady's 2 horses next week for 2 days and im so wooried that somrthing will happen. the 1 horse is blind and deaf and very old. she said she adds water to his food. if i add too much water or not enough water will he get colic? when i got out to bring him in if he cant hear or see me how do i approach him? what would i do wrong that would give the horse colic? whar are the signs of colic? and should i really be worrying about it? please help me i cant stop thinking about it?
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