Why Raking Up Horse Poop is Therapeutic | SLO Horse News

Why Raking Up Horse Poop is Therapeutic

Tasks, hobbies and programs that relieve tension are therapeutic to our mental and physical health. Raking up horse poop fits the description of a therapy. Sharon Jantzen shares why taking manure fork in hand and cleaning up after your horse is very therapeutic.

Bee Aware: Trail Riding Where Buzzing Yellowjackets Live

Unfortunately, disturbing yellowjacket’s underground homes can happen while out on a trail ride, or even in a pasture, especially in late summer and fall. Unknowingly disturbing a yellowjacket underground nest can be catastrophic for the horse trail rider. The yellowjackets can sting both the horses and riders. Get tips on minimizing disaster from disturbing yellowjacket nests.

Healthy, Happy Horses Home at Varian Equestrian Center

“The personal reassurance I have been given been amazing,” says Cassie Mailheau. “Sophie Arkell, Chloe Hardesty and Maddie Bisson are all very active in assisting Kristy with the horse care while Sophie is also learning of the details associated in operating the Arkell family’s new sanctuary for horses. Together they all bring loving and personal attention to each horse that is in their care.”