Seabrook Stables

09/14/2021

Searching for a Monday to Friday morning barn worker for the usual chores with an unusual attention to detail - treating all the horses with the care and attention as if they were your own, and having the eye to notice anything out of the ordinary. Being handy with a superfork and having your own vehicle also required!

Job includes morning feed, turn out, stall and paddock cleaning, dinner set up, and general barn tidy for 9 very well behaved horses and 1 adorable but sometimes cheeky foal. Starting mid-September, when we lose our awesome girl for a much needed surgery. Shoot me an email if you want to come check out the barn and chat about the job. Thanks for looking!

08/02/2021

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07/15/2021

Yay! 💜🐴💜

We'd like to acknowledge we have listened to the feedback received around the FEI whisker trimming rule. Currently, the rule is in front of the EA Board for review and implementation at a national level across all EA disciplines. Horse welfare and safety are fundamental to equestrian sport and we lo...

06/28/2021

Ok so we’re working on “too fat” in a couple of cases…

Making Horses Last Longer

Some thoughts---
1. Let them grow up outdoors playing in fields..
2. Don’t pressure them at 2 and 3 and 4. Any work should be slow and mild.
3. Keep up on teeth, hooves, shots, worming, vet care.
4. Keep a healthy weight, not skinny, not fat.
5. Make sure they get exercise---(Doesn’t have to be fast and furious)
6. Avoid turning schooling into grinding pressure.
7. If you compete, be aware of risks of the sport, protect your horse.
8. Let them get out in pastures if you can, a minimum of several hours a day.
9. Always have a source of clean water.
10. Back off when things are not just right.
11. Be a horseman or horsewoman, with your first priority the best interests of your horse. If you do this, you are doing about the best you can.