Can you eat your way to better heart health? Science says, yes! Stock up on these natural foods to help lower your risk of heart disease.
A Fox Trotting Horse traveling on a gravel or chat surface can be distinguished by the sound of the broken trot. The sliding action of the rear feet also helps the ride be smooth. The Fox Trotting Horse gives the illusion of a horse walking in the front and trotting in the back.
Rolling plays a very important roll in your horse's health. When he rolls, he is stretching all the muscles in his spine, neck, barrel, flanks, and buttocks. Rolling helps maintain his body's flexibility and health. Many horse owners regularly turn their horses out individually in a sand arena to roll. A well-kept sand arena is a very safe place to roll and horses love it!