About Us
Horse Racing Sense is a website dedicated to horses. Our site has been referenced by Wikipedia, Inside Edition, and multiple publications. We provide insightful information about various horse disciplines, including tips and tricks to keep horses healthy. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started in the world of horses, Horse Racing Sense is the perfect resource for you.
“I try to provide the most comprehensive information for people who are interested in horses or the horse racing industry,” Miles.
During our time in the horse industry, we’ve been involved in different disciplines and breeds of horses. We have purchased yearlings at auction, raised foals, trained horses, and purchased horses already trained.
We currently have eight racehorses in training.
OUR STORY
We began this website to share horse information and highlight the benefits of horse ownership. We have articles about the physical benefits of riding, the lessons learned from owning and riding horses, and many others that stress the positive aspects of horse ownership.
Many people aren’t aware of the positives gained from owning and riding horses, so we thought this would be an excellent way to spread the word. Besides the benefits of horse ownership, we also provide exciting history and fascinating information about unique horse breeds.
We write about the horses that were used in war, the history of the saddle stirrup, and the back story of why horses race counterclockwise.
We also share our experience dealing with the health issues horses suffer. We explain cribbing, colic, lameness, and many other ailments that you will likely face when you own a horse. Owning a horse is a responsibility as well as an investment, so it’s critical to be able to recognize signs of distress.
There are many different types of horses and equine activities. We cover unique breeds such as Gypsy Vanners, Akhil-Teke, and the Friesian horse. We also tell you our favorite trail riding breeds and what traits to look for when buying a horse.
We explain the terms all equestrians need to understand so you feel comfortable discussing horses with your veterinarian or other equestrians.
Horse ownership is expensive, hard work, and risky, but it is also fun and rewarding. We provide a look at the cost of buying a racehorse, claiming a horse, and the expenses associated with training.
We made a lot of mistakes early on, and we share our experiences here. The unscrupulous people in the horse industry can take advantage of the unsuspecting.
Our group at horseracingsense shares our experiences with different riding equipment and tack that we find helpful and give our best recommendations for products we believe work the best.
For example, we review leg wraps, bell boots, fly masks, and many other standard products equestrians frequently use. Knowledge is vital to avoid cheap knock-offs.
These are the items that look great in the pictures, but when they’re delivered, they don’t even look like the same product. More and more people order from the internet, so we provide a review so you can feel confident about your order.
Most of us wear cowboy boots daily for work and play. So cowboy boots are a hot topic, and no one lacks an opinion about their favorite brand. We try to cut through the sentiment and provide a helpful review of cowboy boots.
Miles has owned racing quarter horses, thoroughbreds, barrel horses, trail riding, and ranch horses. Through working with horses, we have bonded with a group of like-minded people and gained a lot of helpful information. On this website, we share the knowledge we’ve achieved on our journey.
We recently took a trip to Ireland and had the opportunity to check out how they raise their Thoroughbred racehorses. Below is a picture of young horses turned out after going through their initial training.
Resources:
- To learn more about Miles Henry, click here.
- For our contact information, click here.
- For information about Quarter horses and Quarter horse racing, click here.
- For information about Thoroughbred registration and racing, click here.
- Find us on Facebook here: Horse Racing Sense
- Contact me by email at [email protected]
