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Timing in horsemanship isn’t just about reacting—it’s about recognizing the subtle cues horses give before they move. Like elite athletes reading their opponents, skilled horse people pick up on micro-movements without even realizing it. But what if we could bring these unconscious skills into conscious awareness? This article explores how to refine your timing, improve your riding and groundwork, and develop a deeper connection with your horse.
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Great news for horse & small animal owners! Grazers Nutri-Treats & Tiny Hands Nutri-Treats are now available at Seminole Feeds. Whether you need a low-NSC, gut-friendly treat for your horse or a high-fiber, small animal snack, these treats offer functional nutrition without unnecessary fillers or sugars. Find them at Seminole Ocala and soon at your local dealer!
Are you making common horse feeding mistakes? Over-supplementation, ignoring forage data, and relying too much on commercial feeds can harm your horse’s health. Discover 5 feeding mistakes horse owners make and how the Equine Balanced Support Nutrition Calculator helps you create a balanced, science-backed diet. Fix your horse’s diet today!
Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) is a growing concern in horse health, linked to insulin dysregulation, obesity, and laminitis. Modern feeding practices, genetics, and environmental factors are driving an increase in EMS cases. Learn how to recognize symptoms, identify at-risk horses, and implement diet and exercise strategies to manage and prevent EMS for a healthier, happier horse.
