Horse Riding Safety Equipment Quiz

Safety Equipment Quiz

Taking precautions and using the right safety equipment can go a long way toward keeping you safe and secure in the saddle. Test your knowledge about how horse riding safety with our free quiz!

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Equestrian Hit Air Vest Review: My Favorite Fall in 30 Years

Falls are an unfortunate risk for equestrians. But, there are ways to mitigate risk of serious injury. Wearing a Hit Air Vest is top of my list.

How Safety Stirrups Work (Pros/Cons, Uses, Features, Brands)

Safety stirrups are designed to free riders’ feet during a fall. Most designs have a “breakaway” feature triggered by rider’s weight shifts during a fall.

Why Horses Are Dangerous (But Worth the Risk!)

Horseback riding comes with inherent risks, but don’t let that scare you away. While horses can be dangerous, the risks can be greatly minimized.

If the Shoes Fit: Why (Good) Horseshoes Don’t Hurt Horses

Do horse shoes hurt horses? It’s a logical question with a more complicated answer. Learn how hoof maintenance and shoeing can help (not hurt) the horse.

Why Some Horses Wear Shoes (And Others Don’t)

Horseshoes are used for a variety of reasons, such as correcting soundness issues, providing better traction, and achieving peak athletic performance.

Horse Hay FAQs: List of Types of Hay, What Hay is Best, etc.

How much do you know about this equine dietary staple? Do you know what makes a good bale or how much you should give your horse? Do horses really need hay?

Food or Foe: What Do Horses Eat (And Why)

Nutrition plays a critical role in your horse’s health and well-being. Here’s what you need to know about hay, grain, and designing your feeding program.

Horse Lifespan 101 (Life Stages, Teeth, Senior Horse Care)

There are four main areas to focus on to ensure a good quality of life for your horse: Nutrition, dental care, exercise, and veterinary care.

Fact or Fiction: Do Horses Eat Meat? (You’ll Be Surprised)

Horses, as a species, don’t eat meat. While there have been many cases of horses eating animals and animal products, find out why it’s not the norm.

How Much Horses Cost & How You Can Actually Afford One

Before taking the plunge into horse ownership, you need to sit down and do your homework. If you don’t, you could quickly find yourself in over your head!

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