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You should be grooming your horse lightly every day. You should brush its hair, remove burs and make sure that it doesn't have any caked on mud. If you over groom your horse daily, you can accidentally take away some of the natural oils and minerals his body needs to stay healthy.

Horses are like children, only a lot bigger.

If there is jumping involved in these competitions, horses always need tendon boots to protect them.

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Hello, Vicky - Call your veterinarian SOON and tell him or her the problem with your horse, so your horse may receive proper medical care. Fixay.com, where you posted your question, is a website intended for asking and answering questions on how to go about REPARING THINGS. Plus, your question landed in the Fixya category of Cars & Trucks. Best wishes.

google what kind of saddle you want to make and get the blue print or patterns just like when you want to sew something you need patterns to cut leather and know how to put it all together

It depends but they are usually about one mile, or half a mile and the horses circle it twice.

start with crayons then charcoal and eventually move up to pastels remember to have fun !

400-500 mg of chelated magnesium a day also look for foliate and potassium rich foods to add to your diet, if you drink tea, try some Sleepy Time Tea an hour before bed and start walking 2 times a day (stretch the legs a bit before you start walking)

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The going rate in New Jersey is about $7 or $8 an hour.

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I prefer Cowboy Magic or MGT Shapley's.

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Here are some things you might need: Rubber wash sponge Curry comb Hoof pick Soft brush Hard brush Mane and tail brush Hoof pick Bot knife Mane and tail brush

Check out this short but informative video on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQGISYR66D8

I suggest that you start by using gauze leg wraps and ease him into heavier, sturdier wraps or boots over time.

They should be on the outside and facing backwards.