Are you interested in trail riding with your horse? It's a great outlet and bonding experience for you and your four legged friend! Here are 5 benefits of trail riding: - It's relaxing and freeing! You're not confined to a small space or arena - It teaches both you and your horse how to encounter and deal with different obstacles and situations. It also works on your horses agility! - It allows you to get out and enjoy nature and your surroundings - Trail riding allows you to

Imagine if you were at Lockewood Stables... with upcoming rain and colder weather... you can ride your horse in the covered arena, around the perimeter of the property and utilize the obstacle course! Contact us today at www.lockewoodstables.com or call (209) 727-2071. #trailriding #obstaclecourse #horsetherapy #spoilyourhorse #lockewoodstables #horse #horses #equestrian #horseriding #equine #equestrianlife #horselove #love #horselover #horselife #horsebackriding

It's easy! Make your horses happy with this simple treat, it's only four ingredients! 1 cup flour 1 cup rolled oats 1/2 cup shredded carrot (about 1 medium carrot) 1/3 cup molasses Preheat oven to 375º. Spray cookie sheet with non-stick cooking spray. In a large bowl mix the ingredients together thoroughly. The mixture shouldn’t be too wet and should stick together. If necessary, add more flour. Drop teaspoon-sized balls on cookie sheet about an inch apart. Bake about 10 minu

1. Choose cooler turnout times. If your horse has a stall, but is turned out for part of the day, provide turnout during the cooler hours. 2. Provide shade. If your horse lives outdoors or if he must be outside during the day, provide relief from the sun. 3. Move the air. Fans are a great way to help keep the air moving in the barn, but use them wisely. 4. Mist your horse. Frequent mistings are far more effective than a single dousing with a hose. 5. Provide fresh, cool water

There's A Lot You Can Tell About Your Horse By The Way They React With Their Nose...