Cherry Hill is America's expert on common sense horse care, training, and horsekeeping...her quiet wisdom is a reliable source of advice for any horse owner. --Lisa Kiser, Marketing Manager, Equitana USA and EqWest A Complete Stablekeeping Reference Happy trails begin at home. From design to management to maintenance, good stablekeeping minimizes repairs, reduces feed and veterinary bills, helps to ensure that horses are safe and content, and provides a pleasant workplace. Learn how to keep a barn running as smoothly as possible from expert Cherry Hill. This complete visual guide includes:…mehr
Cherry Hill is America's expert on common sense horse care, training, and horsekeeping...her quiet wisdom is a reliable source of advice for any horse owner. --Lisa Kiser, Marketing Manager, Equitana USA and EqWest A Complete Stablekeeping Reference Happy trails begin at home. From design to management to maintenance, good stablekeeping minimizes repairs, reduces feed and veterinary bills, helps to ensure that horses are safe and content, and provides a pleasant workplace. Learn how to keep a barn running as smoothly as possible from expert Cherry Hill. This complete visual guide includes: --Barn design and features --Stall management --Utilities --Pen maintenance --Feed and water practices --Emergency action plan
Cherry Hill is an internationally known instructor and horse trainer and has written numerous books, including 101 Arena Exercises for Horse & Rider, Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage, How to Think Like a Horse, What Every Horse Should Know, and Horse Care for Kids. Visit her at www.horsekeeping.com, where you can find information on her books, DVDs, and horsekeeping knowledge. Richard Klimesh cares for five horses on a 70-acre horse facility in Colorado. He is a Certified Master Farrier, who has written hundreds of articles on hoof care and horse facilities. He is the Webmaster of www.horsekeeping.com and the producer of Horsekeeping Videos.
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Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1 Barn Features Lighting Ventilation Aisle Flooring Chapter 2 Stalls Kick Walls Grilles Heaters Doors Latches Stall Flooring Stall Mat Installation Chapter 3 The Tack Room Tack Room Details Saddle Storage Bridle and Blanket Storage Plumbing and Refrigeration Ventilation and Heat Repair and Cleaning Areas Chapter 4 Work Areas A Safe Place to Tie Tying Grooming Area Farrier Work Space Vet Area Wash Rack Chapter 5 Tool Storage Grooming Supply Storage Hay, Bedding, and Blanket Storage Coils Lofts Chapter 6 Tools Hand Tools Forks and Rakes Brooms and Shovels Carts Equipment Chapter 7 Turnout Areas Turnout Pens The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Connectors Gate Latches Pen Maintenance Mud Control Chapter 8 Vices and Prevention Vices Prevention Wood Chewing Chapter 9 Sanitation & Pest Control Bedding Cleaning a Stall Odor Control Products Disposal Building a Manure Pile Parasite Control Fly Control Stable Pests Chapter 10 Hay Hay Quality Buying, Transporting, and Storing Hay Chapter 11 Grain Types of Grain Mineral Supplements Psyllium and Sand Colic Prevention Grain Storage Chapter 12 Feeding Practices Calculating Hay Ration Evaluating a Horse's Condition Guideline for Cold Weather Hay Increase Feeding Areas Making Mat Anchors Feeders Chapter 13 Water Natural Sources Automatic Waterers Tanks and Barrels Water Buckets Winter Tanks and Barrels Winter Water Buckets Hydrants and Faucets Mud Prevention Hoses Chapter 14 Safety Handling Horses Facilities Safety Fire Prevention Safe Lights Clean Floors Security Chapter 15 Emergency General Preparation Injury to Person or Horse Natural Disasters Power Loss Water Supply Lights Heat Source Evacuation Fire Wind and Storms Floods Extreme Heat Extreme Cold Earthquake Chapter 16 Seasonal Reminders Year Round Periodic Appointments Fall Field Washing a Fly Sheet Winter Spring Summer Appendix Resources Recommended Reading IndeX
Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1 Barn Features Lighting Ventilation Aisle Flooring Chapter 2 Stalls Kick Walls Grilles Heaters Doors Latches Stall Flooring Stall Mat Installation Chapter 3 The Tack Room Tack Room Details Saddle Storage Bridle and Blanket Storage Plumbing and Refrigeration Ventilation and Heat Repair and Cleaning Areas Chapter 4 Work Areas A Safe Place to Tie Tying Grooming Area Farrier Work Space Vet Area Wash Rack Chapter 5 Tool Storage Grooming Supply Storage Hay, Bedding, and Blanket Storage Coils Lofts Chapter 6 Tools Hand Tools Forks and Rakes Brooms and Shovels Carts Equipment Chapter 7 Turnout Areas Turnout Pens The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Connectors Gate Latches Pen Maintenance Mud Control Chapter 8 Vices and Prevention Vices Prevention Wood Chewing Chapter 9 Sanitation & Pest Control Bedding Cleaning a Stall Odor Control Products Disposal Building a Manure Pile Parasite Control Fly Control Stable Pests Chapter 10 Hay Hay Quality Buying, Transporting, and Storing Hay Chapter 11 Grain Types of Grain Mineral Supplements Psyllium and Sand Colic Prevention Grain Storage Chapter 12 Feeding Practices Calculating Hay Ration Evaluating a Horse's Condition Guideline for Cold Weather Hay Increase Feeding Areas Making Mat Anchors Feeders Chapter 13 Water Natural Sources Automatic Waterers Tanks and Barrels Water Buckets Winter Tanks and Barrels Winter Water Buckets Hydrants and Faucets Mud Prevention Hoses Chapter 14 Safety Handling Horses Facilities Safety Fire Prevention Safe Lights Clean Floors Security Chapter 15 Emergency General Preparation Injury to Person or Horse Natural Disasters Power Loss Water Supply Lights Heat Source Evacuation Fire Wind and Storms Floods Extreme Heat Extreme Cold Earthquake Chapter 16 Seasonal Reminders Year Round Periodic Appointments Fall Field Washing a Fly Sheet Winter Spring Summer Appendix Resources Recommended Reading IndeX
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