Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
It’s almost as though we’ve personified our horses, believing them to be beings that can think on the same level as humans can, and thus have the ability to decide whether they are going to be good or bad on a whim. Sarah Williams explores the reasons behind a horse being “good” or “bad”.
You may have heard them referred to as stable vices, but repetitive, continual, seemingly meaningless movements are better known as stereotypic behaviors. Liz Greene gives us tips on how to prevent three “strange” horse behaviors.