Synopses & Reviews
Old cowboy tricks, quick fixes, hard-learned lessons, and tried-and-true horsekeeping wisdom fill the pages of this indispensable handbook from seasoned horsewoman Heather Smith Thomas. Writing from her Idaho ranch, and drawing on a lifetime of working with horses, Thomas has assembled a treasure trove of information for anyone who rides, keeps, or dreams of spending time with horses. Presented in appealing bite-sized portions, Thomas's insider tips cover everything from barns and tack to feeding, foaling, medical care, trail riding, camping, knot-tying, fencing, trailering, and more. She addresses every aspect of horse care and handling that horseowners will encounter, regardless of where they live, what breeds they have, and what style of riding or work they do with their horses.
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"...sensible advice, quick fixes and time tested wisdom from the famed Idaho horsewoman."
- American Small Farm
"A lifetime's experience is contained in the pages of this handy book." The American Quarterhorse Journal
Synopsis
Whether you ve been working with horses for just a few months or have been at it for decades, there s always something new to learn. In Stable Smarts, Heather Smith Thomas offers practical advice, quick fixes, and unconventional wisdom gleaned from a lifetime spent with horses. Covering everything from tack and knot-tying to feeding, foaling, and medical care, these tips will save you time, money, and energy while keeping your horses healthy, happy, and working efficiently.
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You Can Never Be Too Stable Smart!
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You Can Never Be Too Stable Smart!
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You Can Never Be Too Stable Smart!
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You Can Never Be Too Stable Smart!
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You Can Never Be Too Stable Smart!
About the Author
Heather Smith Thomas raises cattle and horses on her family ranch in Salmon, Idaho. She is the author of 10 books and thousands of articles on animal health care. Her books include Essential Guide to Calving, Getting Started with Beef & Dairy Cattle, and Storey's Guide to Raising Beef Cattle.
Table of Contents
1 Feed & Water: Hay - Grain - Feeding Management -