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Ultra hold hair gel is pretty cheap. Using a slinky after their bath will work wonders too.

Depends on the style of harness. Do you have photos?

Goats also cannot eat grain made for horses because of the copper in it I believe.

I have no idea the context of this. Are you simply wanting to automatically disqualify the first and second place horses to axe the two most extreme moving horses?

My shetland pony has the standard Hay Pillow. I really like it but wouldn't share it between horses. I'd get one for each horse.

I've shown with easy entries and placed Grand, so go for it. Cart should be very clean.

Here is a photo.

To make your own.... Cut a 9" section (more or less depending on your horse) of thin green garden hose and fold it in half through a 1" metal ring. Duct tape the two halves together. Attach the ring to a leather (or PADDED nylon dog collar with a piece of baling twine or other...

I've seen lots of the flip flops (Rubber garden hose) and I don't think they really slap the horses legs.... They are usually too short to really strike the horse. I think they just make the horse hyper aware of their feet and get more exaggerated action when they are on... And thus build...

You can train them to set their hind feet by touching the hip and the front feet by squeezing the withers if you train them that way. I've seen it more with the Shetland ponies, that's where I picked up this trick. I don't know why mini people tend to bend over and hand-set the feet. When I...

I agree with Kendra... With the ultrasounds, collection and shipping fees and insemination attempts, it's expensive. If you're hoping to create a $40,000 andalusian foal it's worth the extra couple grand it might cost to create the breeding as well as reduce the chance of injury with a live...

They do take gray, colored, or short hair but it is sold.

My hair is very long and when it gets to my butt I cut a length off that can be donated to LOL. It takes a couple years but I've done it many times.

I also use barn lime (Sweet PDZ brand) as well as the pelleted bedding where my pony likes to urinate. I have a box stall with mats, so absorbency is important.

Their skin and coat definitely change (think about humans and dogs!) Desitin is great under the tail, and consider getting a crupper cover that is kind of fluffy to prevent sores. Cushings can cause coat changes and I think gets common in older horses?

Margo... A hinny takes after it's mom so they are more donkey like. Mules are more horse like? That's what I've heard?

Congrats! The filly can eat and drink anything it's mom does. I'd wait a few months until worming, but do deworm the mare right away! I'd wean anywhere between 4-6 months, depending on the situation. She is very flashy! Does look black appt with a blaze to me.

The Andalusian mare at my barn has this. She is solid black otherwise. Her colts show signs of sabino roaning so I've got to guess its a genetic anomoly related to that?

Not everyone knows how to set up a horse "properly" or to its best advantage. Not everyone knows what good conformation is or what "show/breeding quality" is. So yes, you're going to see it.