Pony health check #5: Temperature
Your pony’s temperature should fall between 37.2 and 38.3 degrees Celsius. To check the temperature stand to the side of […]
Pony health check #4: Gums
Sticky gums are a sign that your pony is dehydrated, and that you need to call your vet. To avoid
Pony health check #3: Mucous membranes
Your pony’s mucous membranes include his gums, his nostrils and his eyelids. These areas (as discussed briefly in the previous
Pony health check #2: Capillary refill time
Capillary refill time sounds a tad technical for most of us, but in reality it is a very basic test.
Pony health check #1: Eyes
Your horse’s eyes should be bright and without any signs of swelling, redness, or anything leaking from the eye. Redness
5 tips to beat the jump-off clock
Jump-offs can be great fun (with a smidge of stress) but just how do you make sure that you give
10 cool things about Friesians
Painted black To be registered, the Friesian must be black with no white markings. Minimal white hairs may be present
#HQHack1000
At HQ we have started a new project – and we want you and your ponies to be involved. The
Q&A: Pinky finger
Q: Why do we hold our little fingers (pinkies) underneath the reins? Wouldn’t it be easier if we didn’t? A:
Q&A: Markings
Q: What’s the difference between a star and a snip? Aren’t they both white markings on a pony’s face? A: