Hauling horses to New Mexico? Updated VS requirement
During the vesicular stomatitis (VS) outbreak: If you plan to haul Texas equine animals to New Mexico, be sure the certificate of veterinary inspection is…
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The National Cutting Horse Association Proudly Announces its 2009 Members Hall of Fame Inductees
The National Cutting Horse Association Proudly Announces its 2009 Members Hall of Fame Inductees On June 20, the National Cutting Horse Association inducted five new…
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Donate, WAG and Feel the Silent Auction Love at the NARHA Conference
Donate, SWAG and Feel the Silent Auction Love at the NARHA Conference Denver-A saddle, a lovely afternoon sail, western wear-these are a few of the…
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Ward Off the Chill with Windsport™ from Kerrits
Hood River, OR—Kerrits is dedicated to providing the most technology advanced clothing to the equestrian community at an affordable price. Kerrits Windsport™ products bring together…
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Sore No More(R) Gets Salvey with a Unique New Formula
Sore No MoreR Gets Salvey with a Unique New Formula POTTSTOWN, PA – Equilite, Inc. Sore No MoreR Sports Salve is a multi-faceted protective leg…
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WHEN YOUR HORSE IS LOOKING GOOD AND FEELING GOOD – LIFE IS GOOD
Whether you’re at a show or on a trail ride, it takes time and dedication to make your horse shine. Let Farnam show you how to keep your horse looking like the winner he is with the new Vetrolin Grooming Guide.
Each page of this informational guide discusses techniques for keeping your horse looking and feeling his best. Topics include proper bathing and tail cleaning, cleaning tough stains, managing unruly hair, adding a shine and protecting the coat and hair which all help keep your horse looking showring ready. Procedures for soothing and invigorating your horse after a workout to help keep him in top form are also discussed.
The guide also provides money-saving tips that help cost-conscious horse owners make their favorite Vetrolin® products last longer.