In our latest blog articles, we delve into the unique aspects of horse ownership in Colorado, exploring topics ranging from the region’s diverse equestrian communities to the challenges and rewards of caring for horses in the Rocky Mountain state. Gain insights into local regulations, scenic trail recommendations, and expert tips tailored to horse enthusiasts navigating the distinct landscape of Colorado.
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What is Compounding Medication for my Horse and Should I Do It?
Read more: What is Compounding Medication for my Horse and Should I Do It?First, let’s start off by explaining what is “Compounding Medication for my horse”? “Pharmaceutical compounding (done in compounding pharmacies) is the creation of a particular pharmaceutical product to fit the unique need of a patient. To do this, compounding pharmacists combine or process appropriate ingredients using various tools. This may be done for medically necessary…
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Tack of the Day – Tack Bargains
Read more: Tack of the Day – Tack BargainsHave you heard of Tack of the Day? If not, you should head over there and check them out. Every day at Noon Eastern Time, Tack of the Day offers 2 new equine items at a huge discount. Who doesn’t love tack bargains? The only catch is the items are non-returnable.
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Group Scheduling with a Vet
Read more: Group Scheduling with a VetWhen you board at a facility, you can typically do group scheduling with a vet for spring/fall vaccines to save on the Farm Call fee. This can be a pretty significant savings VS if you had the vet out for just your horse. There are many things to keep in mind when scheduling visits like this though:
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Horse Lease Do’s and Don’ts
Read more: Horse Lease Do’s and Don’tsBeing a party in a horse lease can be tricky; whether you are the lesser or lessee. Here are some important factors to consider when deciding if leasing your horse out is right for you, or if leasing a horse is going to work for you (Horse Lease Do’s and Don’ts).
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Pregnant Mare Urine (PMU) Production to Increase for Premarin
Read more: Pregnant Mare Urine (PMU) Production to Increase for PremarinA popular women’s horomone drug, Premarin, is created by harvesting the estrogen from pregnant mare’s urine. Premarin stands for PREgant MAres uRINe. The horses used to produce this drug are referred to as “PMU” horses, for short.
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Colorado Skijoring Accidents end up in Tragedy
Read more: Colorado Skijoring Accidents end up in TragedyColorado Skijoring is a sport that involves a horse and rider galloping while pulling another person on skis through obstacles on snow.
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Choosing the Right Horse Hauler
Read more: Choosing the Right Horse HaulerThe horse hauler you entrust with the transportation of your equine partner is important. Not only do you expect your horse to make it to the destination, but you also expect adequate care during the trip. Things to remember to get in writing are: how often your horse will be provided hay and water, how many hours…
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#RideForOlivia
Read more: #RideForOliviaThe equestrian world has come together over the death of Australian eventer Olivia Inglis. The 17 year old was killed in a fall during the cross country phase of the Scone Horse Trials last Sunday. The incident also claimed the life of her horse. Inglis was raised with horses, a daughter of Australian thoroughbred breeders Arthur and…
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Equine Enteric Coronavirus in Colorado
Read more: Equine Enteric Coronavirus in ColoradoUnfortunately, many barns have been hit with the Coronavirus in Colorado this year. It is a disease that many have not heard of, but can be very serious. In an effort to provide you with the most accurate information, we did some research via Cornell and you will find that information below.
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Mountain Lion Sighting in NW Elbert County Colorado
Read more: Mountain Lion Sighting in NW Elbert County ColoradoFrom our friends at the Elbert County Sheriff Office, we have learned of a mountain lion sighting in North West Elbert County. Although Mountain Lions won’t typically attack your horses, please be aware if you are in the area and take necessary precautions.
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Una moved to Colorado in 2007 and started the Colorado Horse Forum as a way to meet other equestrians in the area. Una now rides and competes in dressage. She operates a small dressage horse breeding program in Castle Rock.
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