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12 Things To Know Before Buying Equestrian Real Estate

By On July 12, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, How To Buy A Horse Property

You would have thought that buying horse property is just like purchasing any other real estate, but the reality is different. Purchasing equestrian real estate is unlike purchasing any other type of real estate and you have to keep in mind various factors that will ultimately determine your final decision.

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5 Benefits of Horse Riding When Being a Student

By On May 29, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Horse riding doesn’t have only amazing physical benefits, but also several mental benefits that could totally change your life. Before technology kicked in and cars became the new craze, people used to travel by riding horses. Now, we can travel faster but we’re not as healthy as we used to be. Horse riding comes with a lot of health benefits, as you can see, and they don’t pollute.

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Weird Horse Behaviors: What Do They Mean and How to Deal with Them

By On May 14, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Horses, just like people communicate through body language such as postures and gestures. Therefore, it is important for you to take your time and learn about some of the weird horse behaviors and how to deal with them effectively.

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The American Quarter Horse is North America’s Most Popular Horse Breed, also ranking among the Oldest

By On March 27, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

The American Quarter Horse is North America’s Most Popular Horse Breed, also ranking among the Oldest. Their origins date back in the 1660s as a cross between English horses, imports to Virginia from around 1610 and native horses of Spanish origin whose usage was essential to the early colonists. In the late 17th century, the horses had races over quarter-mile courses in Virginia and Rhode Island, thus the name quarter horses. Christopher Mansfield, head of academic writers at PerfectEssay said, “The American Quarter Horse breed has become the most famous horse breed in North America.” There are over five million registrations of American Quarter Horses all over the world with the American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) as the prevalent breed registry.

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How Can You and Your Four-Legged Friend Get Into Horse Racing?

By On March 21, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

They say that if you do something you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. For horse lovers, you may have even thought of working with them in a professional capacity. Here on Horse Properties we have talked about ways to turn your love for the horses into a career, from grooming to becoming a bloodstock agent.

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10 Money-Saving Tips for First-Time Home Buyers

By On March 18, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, How To Buy A Horse Property

Buying your first house or horse property is one of the biggest milestones in your life. With the way rent has been going up in general, it’s no wonder that you’re considering buying your first home. But this process can truly seem daunting. Not only is it a lengthy process, it is also the biggest investment you’ve probably ever made. That is why many first-time home buyers try to see where they can save up some money. But don’t worry, it’s not as difficult as it may seem. Here are 10 money-saving tips for first-time home buyers that will surely help.

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Buying A Horse Property Where And How

By On January 9, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

When it comes to selecting a property for your equine friends, you need to consider several factors, such as facilities, horse-friendly land, and communities. If you want to make sure that the horses are in the best environment that they can be, you need to strike a balance of these factors when buying a horse property.
That being said, here is a handy list of all the factors and we will go into more detail soon.

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Essential Tips To Stay Safe While Horse Riding

By On December 12, 2018 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Horse riding is amazing for lots of reasons, not least of which is the ability to build the confidence of young riders and equip them with a great set of skills.
It can, however, be dangerous but these dangers only become an issue for a novice rider and one who is unprepared for any eventuality while out riding the trails.
There are lots of things to remember when out riding but follow these tips for a safer ride and you’ll make the most of the great outdoors with your equine friend.

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Ways To Help Your Horse Maintain Proficient Weight

By On November 8, 2018 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Maintaining your horse’s weight is no less than a challenge. Horses have this tendency to eat more if they get enough food in front of them and add extra pounds to their weight. A bulky horse is not at all good for its own health. Previously, this mean of obese horse is not that of a big deal, but now it has because of the unhealthy ratio among horses. If you really want your horse to maintain that health, then it is mandatory that you head for the best tips to maintain its health and weight before actually feeding it with hay.

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 Horse Riding as a Popular Kind of Leisure

By On May 3, 2018 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

Horse riding is one of the perfect exercises similar to sports and can make your body stay healthy and fit. Having a perfect exercise is good for people of all ages and the importance of exercise is undoubted when it comes to the well-being of our bodies. Horse riding is perfect for people who enjoy exercising in an ordinary setting while observing the nature. The good thing about horse riding is that you can do it in whatever time you want, be it in the morning or evening and you will have the opportunity to enjoy nature as well as the ride.

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