What To Know Before Buying A Horse Trailer

By On May 20, 2015 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

When buying a horse trailer, there are certain things you should be aware of. While certain imperfections, like some rust on the fenders if you buy a used trailer, can be tolerated, other aspects that can directly affect the horse’s safety must be exact. We’ve put together an important list of questions to ask before buying a horse trailer.

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The Advantages Of Leading Horse Fencing Systems

By On May 19, 2015 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Horse property fencing is a pretty significant investment so you want to feel confident that you are selecting the best material for the job. You will find a wide range of fencing types and each variety has its own particular qualities. This guide will help you determine the best fences for a horse farm.

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Before You Buy a Horse Property

By On May 13, 2015 · Leave a Comment · In How To Buy A Horse Property, How To Sell A Horse Property

Keeping horses is a dream for many property buyers, but the wrong horse real estate can lead to many problems. Buying or selling this specialty property requires working closely with an agent, so make sure you ask the right questions before committing to any deal.
Five Questions That Buyers Should Ask…

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Securing A Loan For A Horse Property

By On March 20, 2015 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, How To Sell A Horse Property

How Do I Secure A Loan For a Horse Property, mortgage for a farm, mortgage for horse property, mortgage for a equestrian facility

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The world’s first Equestrian Film Festival!

By On November 10, 2014 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

The world’s first Equestrian Film Festival in New York

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Recent Survey from HorseProperties.Net Concludes 2014 Is The Year To Invest In Country Properties and Land

By On March 31, 2014 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Biding your time to invest in equestrian property? This might be your year to take the plunge.

After a sluggish 2013, horse property real estate agents are predicting a surge in property availability, lower prices and more buyers in the year ahead.

In a survey commissioned by HorseProperties.net, more than 350 agents from across the […]

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Fall Colic Season

By On October 31, 2013 · 3,937 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Cold nights, colorful leaves, and Halloween around the corner mean just one thing to the horse owner: Fall colic season is here! While we horse-folk enjoy the autumn colors and the first cozy night by the fire as much as the next person, we also know that the change in weather can be dangerous for […]

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Fire Season Has Started – How to Prepare to Take Care of Your Horses

By On October 7, 2013 · 3,089 Comments · In Barn and Horse

“Disaster preparedness is important whether you have a guinea pig or a horse,” said Barbara Greenhill. “But there is a lot more to consider when dealing with horses because of their size and sensitivity.”

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How to Choose a Horse Trainer

By On September 25, 2013 · 2,489 Comments · In Barn and Horse

No matter how experienced a horseman/woman you are there is always room for improvement and always more to learn about these animals we love so much. A good horse trainer you can trust can help you get to that next level, whatever your goals might be. Unfortunately, anyone with a saddle and a business card […]

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Celebrity Horses

By On August 28, 2013 · 3,025 Comments · In Barn and Horse

Your own horse may be a superstar in your eyes, but could he match up against some of these equine celebrities?

Cass Ole – equine star of ¬The Black Stallion
Every horse crazy kid who ever saw this movie about a wild Arabian stallion stranded on a desert island with a young boy has […]

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