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Mother Nature normally ensures that when we breed a mare she successfully produces a healthy, vibrant foal the following spring without incident. However, unfortunately, complications sometimes occur during, or even soon after foaling, which can range from minor to life threatening. Breeders should be alert to small changes that may signal a larger problem.

The first time I stepped on Latte, I knew that he was going to be great. I didn’t know he’d be as great as he is, but I knew he was going to be great. It was a feeling I had from riding him. It was the way he moved, the way he carried himself — he loved what he did. It didn’t matter if we were at a jackpot or a small rodeo; he went out and did the best he could every time.

You can go try to buy great horses all day long, but keeping a great horse working great is what it takes. It doesn’t matter how much money you have, it’s about taking that horse and building a relationship with him.

RENO, Nevada (February 10th, 2014): The new “Flying SL Ranch Radio Channel,” is power packed entertainment for horse lovers thirsting for something completely different. Featuring 24/7 old time cowboy themed music, interspersed with horse tips, interviews with famed equine experts, hilarious horse antics and much, much more. 

LAS VEGAS (Feb. 10, 2014) — Horses4Heroes, Inc., with its local partners, Cox Charities and the Associated General Contractors of America’s Las Vegas Chapter (AGC) are presenting Horses4Heroes Days at Tule Springs, a month-long celebration honoring local heroes and the horses that serve them every day.  The events, including free horseback rides for all ages, from small children to adults, will be held March 3-31 in Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs.

Granbury, Texas (Feb 12, 2014) – Looking at horses of all disciplines, there are a few universal characteristics that riders must take into account when saddling. Many horses have conformation that is difficult to adapt to for a number of reasons. These are often referred to as “high-withered” or “narrow-shouldered.” Commonly, the end result can be a “downhill” saddle, sometimes causing the saddle to collapse on the spine at the withers. Classic Equine created the BioFit Correction Pad to help raise the front of the saddle up to a more level position.