The availability of high quality forage and access to water will always be the most important needs. When adding additional feeds, I think it is very important to provide the right feed(s) for your horse’s needs, in the correct amount so that you supply your horse with the essential nutrients needed to keep them healthy.
I’m making a new barrel horse. I mean, this is what I did for a living for a lot of years. But since I’ve moved to the ranch I slowed…
I have been having incredible success with Summit — all my horses are better on Summit than they are without it, and it would be super unfair to not share…
Ulcers plague almost all performance horses at some point in their careers. The signs and symptoms can vary from one horse to another. They may be crabby when you touch…
If you’ve ever had a performance horse, chances are you have dealt with a bleeder, ulcers and more. I’m grateful that I discovered SynNutra Equine. It is proven to cure…
Summit is a supplement. An Injectable Supplement. And if I’m touting it to you, it’s got to be good.
In the Spring of 2019, I learned about a new hoof testing device called the KrossCheck Leverage System. My good barrel horse came up crippled after our first run of…
How you bridle your horse can determine what sort of habits you develop in them! In this video I’ll show you how to get and keep them good!
A good rollback is one movement – a stop to a turn around, and off we go! That said, I want my horse to wait on me, not anticipate, the maneuver. Here’s how I accomplish that!
Teaching Rollbacks is one of the best ways to get good shoulder control on your horses. Shoulder control is at the top of my list when it comes to making…
Let’s talk rein length, shall we? To me, rein length is really important. When we’re training a horse, we are, or should be, teaching them to search for the release. We do it with our feet, and even with our seat, so why do most barrel racers not do it with their reins?
