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What do you keep in your saddle bag when you are heading out for a trail ride? Water? Chapstick? Hoof pick? Vet wrap? Bear spray? Pop tarts and cheetos?
Sometimes, no matter how prepared you are...
If you ask 100 people if equine are good on the trail riding, I expect 95% would rave about their horses/mules. What about the other 5%? I own one of those mules. Well, if he is in the middle of a ...
Have you ever heard, “I don’t want to sell him, I don’t want him to go to a bad home”, or “I have too many in the pasture”, or “I haven’t ridden any of these in years.” This is a sign that it is time...
Most trainers will tell you that your mule can only go up, down, left, right, forward, or backwards. Mules are spunky creatures and with them being all wheel drive, I am here to tell you the new and ...
You see a ditch crossing in your path coming up and you know exactly what your mule is about to do; JUMP IT! Now, if your mule is anything like my old barrel horse, it can’t just jump it enough to cl...
Today's interview is with Angela Ammons, a friend and frequent trail guest at Von Holten Ranch. This is her story about her two-year journey to win the Country Tough Trail Versatility National Champio...
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