Do “As Is” Clauses in Sales Contracts Prevent All Lawsuits? by Julie Fershtman
Do “As Is” Clauses in Sales Contracts Prevent All Lawsuits? Equine sales agreements sometimes include the words “as is” and “with...
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Pasture Evaluation for a Prospect by Dick Pieper
My guidelines below are for the type of horse I’ve found to be the most trainable and the most able to excel in any range of use, from...
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Spins by Sandy Collier
A dynamic, judge-pleasing spin is performed on a loose rein, with the horse’s nose tipped slightly in the direction of the turn. The...
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Building a Partnership with Your Horse: Dealing with a Horse that Pins His Ears by Lynn Palm
If you have spent much time in the saddle, chances are you have come across a horse that pins its ears. Whether you are riding such a...
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Nutritional Tips by Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D.
Reminder: Beware of laminitis risk in fall pasture! As temperatures begin to dip, Dr. Juliet Getty, equine nutrition specialist,...
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Tying Problems? Practice is the Key to Patience by Clinton Anderson
Pawing the ground is a clear sign of impatience and frustration on the horse’s part. You’ve probably seen the horse that digs himself...
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