Corro Stories - Sun Mar 13 2022
Pre and Post Ride Routines to Treat Your Horse Like an AthleteImplementing a pre-and post-workout routine is crucial for the progress, longevity, and success of human athletes. So, what makes it any less important for your horse? We put together a list of some pre and post-ride routines to get you started and inspire you to add what you feel is most beneficial to you and your horse's schedule.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Wed Mar 09 2022
Keep Your Horse Healthy During Changing SeasonsMoving into the end of one season and preparing for the beginning of another can be exciting but stressful, especially when caring for horses. As most of us know, horses are some of the most sensitive animals on the planet. Read more to find out how to support your horse during changing seasons.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Fri Mar 04 2022
Managing Kissing Spine in HorsesDoes your horse flinch away when you go to place the saddle on his back? Has your horse acted difficult when you went to mount? Is your horse reluctant to roll or lay down? If you answered yes to these questions, your horse might have an ailment known as kissing spine. This condition is one of the most common causes of back pain in horses, but proper management can keep your horse comfortable.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Tue Mar 01 2022
Tips and Tricks for Tick Season With HorsesIt's no secret that ticks are some sneaky creatures. But, as animal lovers, ticks become much more of a concern for ourselves and our animals' health. Between spending time in the paddocks and out on the trails, if you work with horses, it’s probably in your best interest to learn more about these pesky pests.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Sun Feb 27 2022
Stop the Spook: How to Help a Spooky HorseDealing with a spooky horse can be scary, challenging, and just exhausting, but that doesn’t mean that there isn't any hope. Training spooky horses is not always about introducing them to new things but undoing the unpleasant emotions associated with particular objects, situations, or environments.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Thu Feb 24 2022
Supplements for Rescue Horses: Extra Support for Equines in NeedRescuing a horse can be such a rewarding experience. But bringing a new rescue horse into your life can also a stressful. Rescue horses often come with several issues, both internal and external. So whether you are looking for a way to support healthy joints, weight gain, or calm behavior, we put together a list of four categories of supplements that are sure to “glow up” your rescue horse in no time.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Mon Feb 21 2022
Black Equestrian Voices: Corro Ambassadors Share Their StoriesCorro is proud to partner with our Corro Ambassadors to highlight Black Equestrian Voices this Black History Month. Keep reading to learn more about the unique journeys of four remarkable horsewomen who are promoting diversity, inclusion, and representation in the equestrian community.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Wed Feb 16 2022
Organic Gut Solution: The Carbon-Based Digestive Aid for Happy Horses and a Healthy PlanetFounders Carl and Christine DiPiazza's journey to developing Organic Gut Solution began with a desire to find a better way to support the health of their own horses. Passionate about giving back to the horses that gave them everything and determined to find an affordable solution, the couple spent six years researching and perfecting an environmentally-friendly formula that supported horses with gut issues when nothing else seemed to help.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Tue Feb 08 2022
How Horses Helped Paralympian Sydney Collier Conquer AdversitySydney's meteoric rise to the top of Para-dressage is a story of a young equestrian with an unrivaled determination to pursue her passion for horses and conquer any challenge, including a life-altering diagnosis. We sat down with the Paralympian to hear her story and learn how her partnerships with special horses inspired her to chase her dreams.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Tue Feb 01 2022
Exercising Your Horse in Cold WeatherWhile there is no official horse condition called the "cold weather friskies," many horses seem to have extra energy when the weather turns cold. It's straightforward that we encourage them to get their bucks out and continue training during winter. But - cold weather impacts their respiratory health, and sometimes getting those bucks out and exercise isn't the best plan. Take into consideration your horse's fitness, his overall health, the footing and ground, and the actual weather conditions when deciding how to exercise your horse in cold weather.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Tue Jan 25 2022
Hannah's Hacks: Corro Team Rider Hannah Selleck Talks Leg ProtectionChoosing the best leg protection for your horse is essential for preserving his soundness. International showjumper and Corro Team Rider Hannah Selleck talks boots, wraps, and more to help you determine what your horse should wear and when. Watch our latest video and keep reading to learn more about her top picks.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Mon Jan 24 2022
Helena Stormanns: Finding Success in the World of Show JumpingHelena Stormanns is a renowned horsewoman who has dedicated her life to the world of showjumping. Her training philosophy centers on a solid foundation of horsemanship, and her advice for aspiring riders is grounded in decades of experience working her way to the very top. Check out our latest video and keep reading to learn more about Helena Stormanns' top tips for finding success in the showjumping world.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Fri Jan 21 2022
Meet The Compton Cowboys Supporting Their Community Through Horseback RidingCorro has partnered with NOËLLE FLOYD to share the stories of the founding members of the Compton Cowboys. Together, this collective group of lifelong friends is on a mission to support inner-city youth and their community through horseback riding while combating negative stereotypes about the black community in the Los Angeles-area city of Compton. Watch videos that highlight their inspiring stories and find out how you can support this wonderful organization by donating horse care essentials to support their operations.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Mon Jan 17 2022
Toxic Plants In Horse PasturesThe harsh reality: there are probably several toxic plants in the same environment as your horse. Don’t know what type of plants to look for? No need to worry. We put together a list of the most common poisonous plants for horses so you can remove these plants from your pasture and know the signs of toxicity in case of an emergency.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Wed Jan 12 2022
Horse Boarding 101From feeding to watering and mucking stalls, caring for horses is a full-time job. As a result, many busy horse owners who can't care for their horses at home have to pay to keep their horses at a boarding facility. Boarding barns are businesses that house and care for horses that belong to clients, but horse boarding costs can vary significantly depending on the services provided and amenities available.
Read MoreCorro Stories - Fri Jan 07 2022
Discover Corro: Corro Top RatedCorro knows every horse deserves the best, and we understand how frustrating it can be for horse owners to find the right products for their partners. That's why we started Corro Top Rated, the equestrian's go-to resource for top product reviews and recommendations by equine experts. Read more about this exciting program in this installment of Discover Corro.
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