How Horses See the Start of Fall
Fall is officially here. While we’re sipping cider, digging out fleece layers, and snapping barn pics with golden leaves in the background, our horses are noticing something else entirely.
Fall is officially here. While we’re sipping cider, digging out fleece layers, and snapping barn pics with golden leaves in the background, our horses are noticing something else entirely.
There’s a quiet shift happening in the barn this month. Some horses are on edge. Some are dragging their hooves. A few seem fine one minute, then wide-eyed the next, especially when that cool breeze hits just right.
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