#justanothernative

I kind of have 3 jobs right now haha. I’m working at the same restaurant I have for years as a hostess, as well as working for a local racing barn as an exercise rider and groom, which is a recent thing. I also work horses for my barn owner to help pay off some of my board. 

The only ones I really know anything about are Black Forests which is what I have. So far, I really like it and their customer service is awesome. tbh I didn't do research I saw the Black Forests at the Expo, sat in it, and bought it lol but so far it's worked out great!

Horses with shoes slip a lot more in the snow. You also need to prevent the snow balling up so vaseline, some sort of vegetable grease spray etc in the hooves prevents it and if it does ball up, you'll want to pick it out and continue on. Idk how deep the snow is but if its overly icy and slippery, I wouldn't... You could just go for walks, but be very very careful with horses who are shod, especially on all fours cause if you hit an ice patch, they go skating.

Might just have to wait after the chiro and see if it's just stiffness or something out that's causing it, he might be sore.. Soreness is causing him to kick out when transitioning into a canter too... Poor boy

I try get him to stretch his head down into contact but then it's the same, or even if the rein is completely loose he still does it... just yanks on it constantly.

Awesome! And your horse blog is pretty cool, followed!

http://braymaster.tumblr.com - awesome reptile blog

http://smalltown-pony.tumblr.com/