Like many, I watched the Belmont Stakes hoping to see the first Triple Crown in 24 years. Instead, I saw the 70-1 long shot, Sarava, appear from nowhere to win. We should take heart from this unlikely victory.

Bob McLardie has worked for over thirty years with countless horses and their owners to repair relationships, calm fears, nuture and protect and above all else bring owners to a new understanding of their horses.

As a ezine publisher I have discovered several methods to target. The Horse Industry market. Through trial and error this is what I have come up with. It worked for me and I know it will work for you too!

You’ve taken lessons, spent hours on a horse, and now you’ve decided it’s time to purchase one of your own. You probably have the ideal horse in mind a dream horse, a perfect horse. Aiming high is fine, but realistically, your best bet is to find the right horse for you based on soundness and disposition. Date Dec 18, 2006, 17:35

The bit is the main tool of communication between the horse and its rider. So it is essential to find the right bit for your horse. You need to take several factors into consideration when you choose a bit, including the material it is made from, the shape of the mouthpieces and their thickness, which determine the severity and the type of action of the bit, but more importantly the sensitivity and the condition of the horses mouth. Your horse will let you know if it is not comfortable with the bit you are using. Date Dec 20, 2006, 17:00