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Safe Disposal of Manure
Eco-friendly solutions can help manage manure on your farm through horse manure composting, spreading horse manure and more.
Monika L Haskell
Feb 20, 20197 min read
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Fractures: Beyond the Limbs, Part 2
External trauma or a fall can cause these fractures. They can affect any part of the pelvis, but veterinarians most commonly see damage to t
Monika L Haskell
Feb 18, 20193 min read
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All The Pretty Horses
I recently went to Sutton, Quebec and had an amazing opportunity to photograph horses.
Monika L Haskell
Feb 15, 20191 min read
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We're Back!
Hello bloggy friends! First let me apologize for my long absence – I’ve had a lot going on the last 8 months and had to shift my focus...
Monika L Haskell
Feb 15, 20191 min read
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Tips for When You Fall Off
It's inevitable. If you ride, you will fall off. Even the quietest, most well-schooled horse can spook, bolt or buck...
Monika L Haskell
Feb 10, 20183 min read
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Therapy Horses: Harmful for the Horses?
In the United States, therapeutic horseback riding offers equine-assisted therapy to diverse populations, including children and adults who
Monika L Haskell
Feb 7, 20183 min read
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Tips for a Successful Vet Visit
When it comes to performing equine veterinary procedures, a well-behaved patient can improve efficiency, safety, welfare, and client satisfa
Monika L Haskell
Feb 5, 20184 min read
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Mini Review: Blister Blocker
Solemates Cobbler's Couture Blister Blocker is an amazing product that everyone needs! This product helps prevent you from getting blist
Monika L Haskell
Jan 12, 20181 min read
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Fractures: Beyond the Limbs, Part 1
A broken bone in a large quadruped is serious stuff. Unlike a kid with a broken arm, you can’t just slap a cast on a horse and send him on h
Monika L Haskell
Jan 10, 20185 min read
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Review of Taylor Swift's New Album
Taylor Swift's music is marked by her poetic lyrics that seem to be terribly relatable. Taylor sung out the thoughts, feelings and words
Monika L Haskell
Jan 8, 20181 min read
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2 Exercises to Tune Your Eye for Jumps, Part 2
Exercise 2: Three Verticals on an S-Curve The next exercise builds on the skills you learned in Exercise 1 by adding a change of bend in the
Monika L Haskell
Dec 27, 20174 min read
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2 Exercises to Tune Your Eye for Jumps, Part 1
Riding a connected broken line, you jump two fences set on a curve with related striding, where how you ride the first jump affects how you
Monika L Haskell
Dec 20, 20177 min read
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Equine Cushing's Syndrome, Part 3
Good nutrition is crucial. Nutrition plays a key role in the holistic management of Cushing’s horses.
Monika L Haskell
Dec 18, 20173 min read
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How YOU Can Help the Victims of the SoCal Wild Fires
Firstly: Please read this article to find out how to find an American Red Cross shelter! There are fires blazing all over the Southern Calif
Monika L Haskell
Dec 8, 20171 min read
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Exercises for the Equestrian
Exercises for the Equestrian I have read many articles that talked about the fact that if you ride horses you are an athlete. Some...
Monika L Haskell
Dec 6, 20179 min read
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Equine Cushing's Syndrome, Part 2
Diagnostic Tools • The most important diagnostic tool for identifying Cushing’s disease is the horse’s history and the clinical signs discus
Monika L Haskell
Dec 4, 20173 min read
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Review of Too Faced Peach My Cheeks - 'Peach Berry' Blush
This is a creme blush that has only just recently been released by Too Faced. The color comes off on the brush in what appears to be not a l
Monika L Haskell
Dec 1, 20171 min read
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Understanding the Join Up
Join up is a round pen method that is meant to bring a horse’s attention to the trainer, establish a sense of trust, and get the horse to al
Monika L Haskell
Nov 29, 20173 min read
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Equine Cushing's Syndrome, Part 1
Why is Cushing’s disease diagnosed so frequently in horses these days? This disease has actually been in the equine population for many year
Monika L Haskell
Nov 27, 20172 min read
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Asking Your Horse to Lengthen their Stride in the Canter, Part 2
So, now that we have a better understanding of what our horse actually does when he lengthens and of what we should be doing while it is hap
Monika L Haskell
Nov 22, 20172 min read
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