The Leading Equine Marketplace

Putting an old horse “out to pasture” is often unnecessary and even unwise, veterinarians contend. The horse still requires considerable care and attention.  “Older horses are often healthier and happier when they are continued to be used.”  Like people, every horse is different, and conditions sometimes demand retirement. Certain horse owners contend a 20-year-old is “past their prime, time to retire.” However, many of the best horses continue working much longer.  “Putting an old horse ‘out to pasture’ is unnecessary and even unwise,” two renowned horse veterinarians agreed.  “Instead, consider the horse’s needs to develop retirement keeping the horse active and content,” recommended David

wehorse is a European Online Riding Academy that you pay a fee to access many different trainers who have videos available for viewing. The videos cover various training techniques demonstrated by over twenty trainers.  Once on the website, I clicked on the video page and scrolled down to see what sort of things are offered. I was specifically looking for a training video dealing with something I found interesting. There are so many to choose from!  I found the video I wanted to watch, It’s called Nervous Horses: Case Analysis and Exercises in Hand. This video is 15.39 minutes long and starts right