How to Choose the Right Tack for Your Horses? Your tack is the direct line of communication between you and your horse. Poorly fitting equipment causes pain, bad behavior, and safety risks. You need gear that fits correctly and withstands the demands of your work, whether you are roping, racing,...
Winning at the track requires more than just a fast horse. It demands precision nutrition, superior health care, and reliable equipment. At Pasturas Los Alazanes, we specialize in high-performance products for the equine athlete. We stock the largest selection of horse racing supplies in the Dallas area to help you...
What Are the Signs of Nutritional Imbalances in Horses? Horses are masters at hiding pain, but their bodies often reveal the truth about their diet. A nutritional imbalance happens when a horse gets too much or too little of a specific nutrient. You must learn to read the signs early...
How to Keep Your Horse Healthy and Happy This Spring? Spring brings longer days and better riding weather. As you pull your horse out of its winter routine, you need to manage its health carefully. Gradual changes to diet, exercise, and grooming will help your horse transition safely into the...
The weather is cooling down and it's time to start putting blankets on your horses. If your horse is having difficulties wearing or putting the blanket on, here are a few tips to help with even the most difficult horses. Don't forget, we carry different sizes of blankets and styles!
Tips to Help Your Horse Beat the Summer Heat: the summer heat is here, and with it comes a unique set of challenges for our beloved equine companions! The combination of heat and humidity can place an added burden on horses during training sessions, competitive showings, and when they are...
In the height of summer competition season, it is common to have days of intense heat. This heat can be even harder on your horse than it is on you. If you are seeing sluggishness in your horse here are some facts that are important to know about the heat...
Ideally, the average horse's ration is primarily hay and pasture grass, with modest amounts of concentrates, such as grain, pelleted or sweet feed. But frequently, little emphasis is placed on the quality of forage .
Managing Horse Care and New Spring Pasture Turnout
Now is the time to map out your fly control program with fly control products from Pasturas Los Alazanes.
