Ragging Stallion
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Does Gelding Improve Behavior?
Stallions are very dominant by nature, and full of energy. Nipping, rearing, prancing, calling and other high jinx and horsing around are normal behavior. Geldings are generally more placid & predictable and much easier to handle and this is why many male horses are gelded. The gelding tends to be more suitable for a wider range of today's equine activities than the stallion. Although the stallion's extra testosterone enables him to perform Read More... -
The Black Stallion And My Memories
I’m told that little girls love horses. Then when they get older other things, perhaps boys (LOL) take that place. Well not for some girls and woman. I’m one of them. I’ve loved horses from the first time I was near then. The first time I was near them was when my parents would take us to a local farm for pony rides. I was probably one of the few children that didn’t cry when put on their back. I instead loved it. I’ve always been petite and th Read More... -
Weight Loss Victory Lap for the Italian Stallion
Introducing...drum roll...Joe Perri. Joe is a great guy - fun, smart, upbeat, and very Italian. Not a surprise, he loves Italian foods - sausage, pasta, ravioli, Napoleans, and canolies with ricotta cheese and sugar. And his weight and medications showed it. Joe, with the spirit and spunk of a stallion (thus, my nickname for him), decided to rein in his diabetes by, lo and behold, losing weight through eating correctly and exercising. And that's Read More...
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