Do right by your retired horse

5 options for planning his golden years

The old term “out to pasture” refers to horses whose careers are over. It almost sounds like being tossed in the back 40 and forgotten, doesn’t it? However, most horses stay healthier and live longer when they remain active for as long as possible.

In this edition of EQUUS Extra, we walk you through five retirement options that can help enrich your horse’s golden years. From switching careers or finding new ways to enjoy your time together to enhancing his days at pasture, there are many rewarding alternatives. Don’t you owe that to your longtime friend? Plus: Retirement do’s and don’ts

  • Why sense of purpose matters
  • Signs that it’s time for retirement
  • Therapeutic riding

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