Bit or Bitless?
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Bridles, with bits and without, have been used through history as various cultures sought to guide, control and communicate with the horse. by Mary Ann
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English Bridle Fit too Tight?
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The head has more nerve sensitivity than any other part of the body. by Mary Ann Simonds kt The nose/mouth/smell system of the horse is
Keep Flies away with Aromatherapy
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When it comes to keeping insects off, nature actually designed the horse fairly well. by Mary Ann Simonds ShareThis Facebook Tweet LinkedIn Google + Care2 Pinterest Email RSS Print Expand kt Long manes
Buzz Off
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Keep the Insects off of your horse! by Mary Ann Simonds ShareThis Facebook Tweet LinkedIn Google + Care2 Pinterest Email RSS Print Shutterstock swarm of flies When it comes to keeping insects off,
Solutions for Bugs on Horses
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Repellent sssential oils you can use to battle bugs on your horse by B.S., M.A. Mary Ann C. Simonds ShareThis Facebook Tweet LinkedIn Google + Care2 Pinterest Email RSS Print Mary Ann Simonds
Using Aromatherapy for Natural Fly & Insect Control
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When it comes to keeping insects off, nature actually designed the horse fairly well.Long manes with a forelock over the eyes and a tail that
How “Green” is Your Hay?
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Hay growers are not required to tell you how much fertilizers or how many unlisted contaminants were applied to the fields.BY B.S., M.A. MARY ANN C.
Communication: Horse Whispering
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By Mary Ann Simonds – July 24, 2013 933 0 Good horse people have mastered communication with horses and have been talking with them and
Understanding equine stress
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By Mary Ann Simonds, B.S. M.A. Originally published in Equine Wellness Magazine. This article has been updated. July 24, 2013 Although you can’t prevent all
Robert Vavra’s “Such is the Real Nature of Horses” – A Movie Review
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