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Dinky: The Nurse Mare’s Foal is the story of one little foal's fight for survival after being taken from his mother within hours of his birth. Dinky takes us on a poignant trip through the heart and mind of an animal, who was born for the sole purpose of producing milk in the mare.

Do you have a foal on the way? Maybe you've got a weanling who's growing like a weed but in need of training and possibly getting dangerous? Do you know what training is essential for baby horses, how to approach the work - and how much is too much? You have years till you can ride your colt or filly - but there's a lot of training that needs to be done in the meantime.

This is the thrilling story of how a hurricane destroyed the wild herds of Assateague, and how strength and love helped rebuild them. Misty of Chincoteague has been delighting millions since its publication in 1947. Like the favorite classic, this sequel features siblings Paul and Maureen Beebe's special relationship with their ponies, and is filled with fascinating horse lore and amusing regional color.

In Andi's Lonely Little Foal, Taffy is growing up too quickly. Soon, the little foal will have to leave her mama and stay by herself at night. When a mean boy tells Andi about the scary things that happen when a foal is separated from its mother, Andi wonders if she can keep her little horse safe!

Young colt Sky was born with the urge to run. Alongside his band, he moves across the range searching for fresh water and abundant grazing. But humans have begun to encroach on Sky’s homelands. With fewer resources to share, Sky knows that he must leave if his family is to survive. He hopes that one day, he’ll be strong and brave enough to return and challenge the stallion to lead the herd. Being a lone wild horse in a vast landscape is not easy, and things get even more dangerous when Sky is captured and forced to run for the Pony Express.

Within the Margin of Error, is my story. It is a revised and rewritten version of the book once entitled ‘Surviving the Equestrian World’, and it was originally meant as a book for the competition rider who wanted to train with kindness. The book contains the original section at the back, on my training methods, what worked for me, and what did not. First and foremost, though, it is the story of my horses and it can be read by everyone, even if you are not an equestrian and has no knowledge of, or interest in, training horses. It is a story of love, loss and passion. Of twelve very ...

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

The team at Silver Shoe Farm are proud to work with the World Horse Welfare Organisation caring for neglected horses. They're all thrilled when one of their rescued horses, Lulabelle, gives birth to a filly foal who Tilly names Lucky Chance.

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com

This week we are diving into how horse trainers and others teach young, unhandled horses (foals, weanlings) to accept a halter. I like to take it slowly doing a little every day to earn their trust (somewhat) but there are so many videos out there where the person who is trying to teach the foal is downright abusive and aggressive and often blaming the horse for anything that goes wrong. Join me and let me know your thoughts. Email: canhamfarm@gmail.com