sustainabledressage

Owning a horse is a lot of work, as any practitioner of dressage can tell you, but that doesn’t mean it’s difficult to keep your horses safe. Here are a few best practices when it comes to keeping your riding friends healthy and secure before a big event.
Secure their stables: Horses are expensive and sometimes this works to their disadvantage. To prevent stable break ins where thieves steal equipment, outfits or even the horses themselves, invest in a security system in your area from a reputable company like adt.
Get a great vet: When your horse is sick is no time to think about finding a vet. Do your research now and find an appropriate equestrian veterinarian for your horse’s needs. Vets can help you maintain your horses health and at the same time prevent any diseases from taking root.
Wear proper gear: Just as important as wearing a helmet for riders is wearing non-rust spurs and anti-chaffing saddles. Keeping your horse comfortable is the first step in making sure they’re safe on the riding track and off. Doing your do-diligence along the way can save you tons of money and hassle in the long run.