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How To Sell Your Used Saddle

How To Sell Your Used Saddle

Thinking of selling that saddle you are not using any more? Want to release its funds for another one? Well, as they say, it’s so easy to buy, but a lot harder to sell. So here are a few essential tips based on our years of experience in s...

Flashy 3 year old Black & White Homozygous Tobiano filly

Flashy 3 year old Black & White Homozygous Tobiano filly

Breed Paint

Gender Filly

Height 15.1 hands

Color Black

Ad Type For Sale

We have a flashy 3 year old homozygous tobiano black & white paint filly we are offering for sale. Her registered APHA name is Sparkling Breeze, APHA # 1, 151, 324 but her barn name is "Payton. " She ...

How I Prep For All-Day Trail Riding

How I Prep For All-Day Trail Riding

With stay at home orders in Indiana lifting, it’s time to hit some trails, while maintaining proper social distance, of course. My family and I were able to take our first long ride of 2020 over Memorial Day weekend. We rode for about 7 hours a...

Frequently Asked Questions about Horseclicks.com

Frequently Asked Questions about Horseclicks.com

How do I register with Horseclicks? There are two different ways to register with us. If you’d like to place a regular ad, you can do so for free on our homepage, here. Follow the prompts to upload your advertisement. If you’re in...

Cribbing - Is It Always Such A Problem

Cribbing - Is It Always Such A Problem

When I discovered that my new horse, a rescue, was a cribber, I was disheartened at first. The stereotype of cribbing usually starts early in a horse’s life. It causes the animal to literally suck in wind as s/he chews or bites on something suc...

By Katharine MacCornack

Hand Grazing Jack

Hand Grazing Jack

Many trainers and owners oppose hand grazing because they believe that the horse is in control and can learn behaviors that might distract their focus during work. Horses confined to stalls at the track or due to injuries have always been the excepti...

By Katharine MacCornack

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