This article is going to be a bit different than other articles so just bear with me.

Example one: You have a friend, but you only have a few days a week, and a couple hours in those days, you can visit with your friend. You and your friend talk and decide on fun things you both enjoy.  During your time together you laugh and have fun. Sometimes you fight but most of the time you and your friend have a great time.

Example two: You have a friend, but you only have a few days a week, and a ...

Isi ~ (elegant) ~ i-si’

Seiyr ~ (dance) ~ say-er

Ceire ~ (horse) ~ see-air

Denya ~ (present) ~ den-yuh

Sharnim ~ (together) ~ sh-ar-nim

Yashen ~ (war) ~ yash-en

Today I am going to address exercise for the hoof care for our equine companions.  Hoof care is something we are very passionate about at Isi Seiyr for as the proverb goes, “No hoof, no horse.”

To properly understand we must go back a few centuries. The first purpose of horse shoes was for war horses. War horses were often taught to battle with their riders by kicking and striking. The advantage of having a shod steed was akin to fighter with brass knuckles, more damage to the enemy.

Have you ever wondered at the life of a horse? What would it be like horse? What would it be like to be YOUR horse?

                I would like to ask you to think long and hard about that last question. How do you treat your horse and would you like to be treated the way you treat your horse? If you made a mistake or did not understand a direction how would you like to be corrected and do you correct your horse that way?

                Today, I have seen something heart breaking. I hav...

Horses just like people, each have their very own personality. From introvert to extrovert, to more defined personality caricatures, understanding your horse’s personality will help you to better accomplish your horsemanship goals.

Below are links to Klaus Hempfling’s ‘characters of horses’ which we believe is the best foundation to understanding your horse's character and personality.