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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.
Selling a Horse at Auction
By Barb On February 26, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, Barn and Horse, Everything Else
How many times have we attended a horse auction where there is a combination of killer buyers, horse brokers, and private purchasers in attendance? The though comes to mind as to whether a private owner who needs a certain price for a good horse can successfully take that good horse to an auction where the vast majority of the horses are being sold to the killer buyers and hauled off to feed lots or slaughter plants directly after the auction.
Horse riding vs Car driving living in the countryside is one of the hottest topics of the modern era. Here, we’ve gathered some helpful factors which should show you why riding your horse is better and efficient for traveling as compared to driving a car.
By now, you may have watched the classic Wild West […]
How Your Horse Can Bring You a Profit
By Barb On January 23, 2019 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else, How To Buy A Horse Property
Taking proper care of your horses can be hard on your budget.
Fortunately, horses can help you make money and in that way pay for their maintenance, but at the same time can help you increase your income
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.
When someone mentions horses, the first career that comes to everyone’s mind is riding. Only the select few are good enough to ride, but that shouldn’t dishearten you in any way. Having a horse is a blessing by itself, so you don’t need to worry.
However, your four-legged friend with a mane can help you to a multitude of different equine careers. Some of them require more training and education, but it will help you do what you love.
In this article, let’s explore the possible career paths for both horse owners and horse enthusiasts.
Low-budget Outdoor Improvements For Horse Properties
By Barb On December 14, 2018 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else, How To Buy A Horse Property
You really want the best possible solution for your horse property, don’t you? Horses are simply magnificent animals that, in our opinion, require magnificent treatment. But, no matter what you do for your horse friends – it doesn’t seem difficult or bothersome. You almost kind of enjoy making everything nice and cozy for them. The reward of looking after them is simply stunning. In order to help you out, we came up with a list of improvements for horse properties that you can use. They do not require tons of money. They may require a bit of your time to set it all up, but that is certainly something everyone owning a horse should be able to afford. You owe it to your horse to make their home as good as you possibly can. Therefore, the list of improvements for horse properties will be quite helpful!
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.
Horse care is a crucial aspect of Horse keeping. If for example, at dawn, you lead your horses out, work them or race them as the case may be, tie them to a trailer or pole in the scorching sun, feed them and water them. And at the end of the day, you head back to the stable and with a pat on the back, you say your goodbye and retire for the night. Chances are, if you keep the routine up day in, day out, your horses will grow tired and eventually, performance will decline. To allow you get the best out of your horses, here are few tips for taking care of your horses.
One of the exciting and most rewarding experiences out there is being in the horse industry. Of course, it’s a lot of work, but for many, it’s a dream come true being able to work with such beautiful animals, enjoying the great outdoors and doing something daily that you’re passionate about.
However, one thing you might not be so hot on is marketing your business. Whether you’re a stable that’s looking after horses, breeding them, or offering lessons and riding experiences; you’re going to need to let the public know you’re out here.
Today, we’re going to explore eight key points you need to know in order to market your stable business successfully, and how you can get customers to come to you.
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