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» Color Coat Genetics: Chestnut, Sorrel, Gray & Bay
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/29/2007 | Equine Breeding | Rating:

Explanation of the genes required for each of these coat colors and what crosses will produce.

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» Coat Color Genetics: Brown, Black, Palomino & Buckskin
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/26/2007 | Equine Breeding | Rating:
Explanation of the different color genetics and their crossings.
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» Coat Color Genetics: Cremello, Perlino, Dun, Grullo & Roan
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/24/2007 | Equine Breeding | Rating:
Explanation of these unique coat colors.
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» Aluminum vs Steel Horse Trailers
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/22/2007 | Equine Travel , Equine Transportation | Unrated
Aluminum trailers have taken the horse world by storm, but are they really better?
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» Equine Infectious Anemia
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/19/2007 | Infectious Diseases | Unrated
We all know that our horse's need to have an updated Coggin's Test whenever we take them somewhere, but do you know why?
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» Adopting a Wild Horse or Burro
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/17/2007 | General Equine , Equine Breeds , Buying and Selling Horses | Rating:
Every year thousands of mustangs and burrows are rounded up for adoption and then adopted out to owners all over the United States. Read on to learn about adoption and the procedure you must follow.
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» Feeding with Pecking Orders in Mind
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/6/2007 | Horse Behavior , Feeds and Feeding , Equine Health | Rating:

Do you have problems with one horse hogging all the feed?  Do you have one horse who can't seem to get to the feed buckets because everybody kicks at them?  Learn how to resolve this issue using your herd's natural pecking order.

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» It's Time for a Bath!
By Val Equine Internet | Published 04/1/2007 | Equine Grooming | Unrated
As the weather gets warmer are horses start to look really dirty and you can't wait for the first bath of the season.  Here are a few tips to make sure your horse's bath is a horse-friendly bath.
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» Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP)
By Val Equine Internet | Published 03/19/2007 | Equine Health , Equine Breeding | Unrated

Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP) is something that Quarter Horse breeders know all about.  This condition is also known as Impressive Syndrome, as the beautiful halter stallion was a sufferer and passed it onto many of his offspring.

 

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» How to Size a Blanket
By Val Equine Internet | Published 03/16/2007 | Equine Equipment , General Equine | Unrated
Every year there are summer sales with clearances on horse blankets and this is a perfect time to go buy your horse blankets.  Measuring first will save you a lot of headache when it comes to shopping for your horse.
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Blogs by this Author
Taking the First Ride
Published 10/19/2006
There was a time when many horse owners would bring their colts in from the pasture in the spring and then would let any cowboy they knew jump on them to begin their training.  Well, today, man...
Give Him a Break
Published 10/19/2006
There are many riders who go out in the arena and they work on the same maneuver over and over again and they wonder why their horse won't get it right.People feel as if they have to hurry and get eve...
The Tidy Tack Room Tip #1
Published 10/28/2006
Grooming Supply Storage Plastic storage containers with drawers are great for polo wraps, horse boots, and brushes.  You can have a drawer for wraps, brushes, bathing supplies and medical supp...
Keeping Your Barn Manager Happy Tip #1
Published 10/27/2006
#1 Pay Your Rent! This is an obvious one isn’t it!  Rent day is the happiest day for barn managers, especially when they get paid!  Many barn managers do most of the barn work and t...
It's Almost Winter Time!!
Published 11/3/2006
The winter season is coming upon us quickly.  The horses have begun to grow winter coats and my palomino is not as shiny as he usually is. Now is the time to make any barn improvements that ...
The Tidy Tack Room Tip #2
Published 11/3/2006
Feed StoragePallets are a must if you are storing your hay and feed in your tack room.  Pallets will keep your hay from absorbing moisture on the bottoms of the bales.  Every time you get ...
Keeping Your Barn Manager Happy Tip #2
Published 11/5/2006
#2 Clean Your Stall Regularly If you have to clean your own stall, do it on a schedule.  If your horse has an outdoor run, then you probably won’t have to do it as often as you would if ...
Keeping Your Barn Manager Happy Tip #3
Published 11/13/2006
Clean Up After Yourself and Your Horse There is nothing more frustrating to a barn manager or riding instructor than having to clean up after their boarders and riders.  Always put your b...
The Tidy Tack Room #3
Published 11/18/2006
Saddle Storage If your tack room is basically an empty room in the barn (like mine is), consider asking your barn owner if you can install saddle racks that hang on the wall.  These are relati...
Keeping Your Barn Manager Happy Tip #4
Published 11/19/2006
#4 Do Things Without Being Asked If you have time and feel like hanging out at the barn, give the barn a sweep or check all the horses waters, etc.  Little things that you do to help your barn...
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