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Wearing Leather on the Leg Riding Apparel: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Trail Boots: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Describing the Morgan Breed: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Ring Bone Discussed: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Describing the Appaloosa Breed: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Mud Knots/Tying the tail up: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

Clare explains why to use a Mud Knot and demonstrates how to put how to do properly

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Taking wraps off and preparing them for next time: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Standing Wraps/Quilts and Track Wraps: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

Clare explains why to use Standing Wraps and demonstrates how to put them on properly

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Exercise/Polo Wraps

Clare explains why to use Exercise Wraps and demonstrates how to put them on properly

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Galloping Boot: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

Clare explains why to use Sport boots and demonstrates how to put them on properly Products I recommend: Dover Boots

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Why use Bell Boots how to put them on properly: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Tips to leading: no need to pull to go

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Stud chains: Safety and Tips for proper use

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Horse Companions: are they necessary?

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How to put leg boots and wraps on properly: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

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Stud chains philosophy, application & technique: An Excerpt from Clare's Educational Video Series

Older Horse Care

Older Horse Care

A tip for old horses and hay: When a horse gets old enough to start losing their teeth, they will stop being able to eat their hay. You...

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Haflinger Coloring

Featuring: "Tinka Van De Weideweg" 24 years young, 14.2hh, Palomino colored, Imported from Holland and Registered American Haflinger mare...

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Tying up the reins, "Clarity Style"

Featuring: "Tinka Van De Weideweg" 24 years young, 14.2hh, Palomino colored, Imported from Holland and Registered American Haflinger mare...

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Jeremy and Other Horses with One Blind Eye

Featuring: "Jeremy” 12 year old, 16.3hh, bay, half Clydesdale / half Thoroughbred gelding