Toby Raymond, Author at Stable Management

Toby Raymond

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The Pros and Cons of Straight Load vs. Slant Load Horse Trailers

Straight load vs. slant load trailers: The debate on the pros and cons continues. Learn how to choose which will suit your horse best.

Winter Clipping Tips for Horse Owners

Here are eight winter clipping tips for horse owners, as well as descriptions of standard equine clipping patterns.

Travel Emergencies; Ensure Your Safety

Traveling with horses is all about getting from point A to B easily. That said, life is messy and emergencies happen; however, by driving intelligently and having a game plan “in the event of . . .,” you...

Clipping Minis

Credit: Courtesy Andis Clipping Miniature Horses can be a problem because of their thick coats and small stature. Brooke Sheridan is known as “The Clipper Girl,” and she is a professional Miniature Horse...

Matching Your Trailer with Your Horse

Entering into close, dark spaces can spook the most stalwart horses, yet we expect them to step into a trailer without missing a beat. Fortunately, thanks to today’s design and material technologies, we...

The Importance of Hiring Documented Horse Farm Workers

Credit: Thinkstock Talk with an equine farm or stable owner about the challenges of doing business today, and you’ll likely hear a litany of hardships as costs continue to rise across the board. And you’ll...

Should You Hire Full-Time or Part-Time Help?

Credit: Thinkstock What jobs do you have that someone else could do? Do you have enough to keep a full-time person productive, or do you only need a part-time person for specific chores? Finding good horse...

Features and Benefits of Man-Made Arena Materials

Credit: Thinkstock It’s important for the health of your horses and your clients to have safe arena footing that is as dust-free as possible. Arena ground surfaces composed of man-made materials...

Natural Arena Ground Surfaces and the Importance of Maintaining Them

Credit: Thinkstock Specific ground surfaces are often associated with a particular discipline. For instance, jumpers require a more yielding surface than dressage horses, whereas cutting horses need a...

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