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Ed Connell’s Horsemanship

Dec 19, 2019 by Pete Butler Category: Horsemanship 0 comments Tags: basic farrier training, Butler farrier schools, Butler Professional Farrier School, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, Doug Butler, equine foot care, Horse Foot Care, horsemanship, mustang

Last week, I interviewed and wrote about Martha Crawford Cantarini. She mentioned how her horsemanship skills were influenced by Ed Connell. She said, “Ed Connell was without a doubt, one of, if not the finest horseman California ever produced.” Ed Connell was born in 1900 in Livermore, California. He went on to become a great […]

Endurance Horses

Sep 19, 2019 by Pete Butler Category: Current Events, Horse Foot Care, Horsemanship 0 comments Tags: basic farrier training, Butler farrier schools, Butler horseshoeing schools, Butler Professional Farrier School, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, Horse Foot Care, mustang, soundness exam, veterinary care, ways to make money with horses

Distance riding competitions have become popular in the United States and all over the world in recent years. Distance riding competitions consist of both endurance and competitive trail riding. These competitions showcase a horse’s ability to cover large distances without becoming too fatigued. Speed, horsemanship and the condition of the horse are all factors that […]

Elderly Equines

Sep 05, 2019 by Pete Butler Category: Equine Soundness, Horse Care 0 comments Tags: basic farrier training, Butler farrier schools, competency in equine foot care, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, equine foot care, Farrier School, hoof care for older horses, mustang, ways to make money with horses

The average life expectancy of a horse is around twenty-five or thirty years of age. One year of horse age is comparable to 3 years of human age. In other words a 25 year old horse would be comparable to a 75 year old human and a 30 year old horse would be comparable to […]

Real Value of Horses

Aug 16, 2018 by Doug Butler Category: Equine Soundness, Horsemanship 0 comments Tags: basic farrier training, Butler farrier schools, Butler horseshoeing schools, Butler Professional Farrier School, competency in equine foot care, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, Doug Butler, equine foot care, Horse Foot Care, individual horse care, mustang, veterinary care

Since horses can make a difference in our lives, and even change us, it is worth considering the real value of horses. Some are valued at thousands of dollars – some are not. While most highly trained and well bred horses are sold by private treaty or at special production sales, a large number are […]

DNA Study Shows that All Wild Horses are Extinct

Mar 01, 2018 by Pete Butler Category: Current Events, Horseshoeing History 0 comments Tags: basic farrier training, Butler farrier schools, Butler Professional Farrier School, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, equine foot care, horse care tips, horse careers, Horseshoeing School, individual horse care, mustang

Last week, a group of scientists discovered that the Przewalski’s horses of Mongolia are not truly wild. This scientific study shows that there are no truly wild horses left in the world. Horses that roam freely in the United States and other countries are not technically “wild” horses as they descended from domesticated ancestry. Mustangs […]

The Mustang Mess

Jan 05, 2018 by Pete Butler Category: Current Events, Horse Care 0 comments Tags: Butler horseshoeing schools, Butler Professional Farrier School, cold weather horse care, current events, DBE Continuing Farrier Education, Doug Butler, mustang

This month, the House Judiciary Committee will vote on the 2018 budget, including how funds will be allocated to care for the growing number of wild horses (mustangs) that live on federal lands. There are ardent defenders on both sides of the argument of how the tax-payers money should be spent. No real solution has […]

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