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Welcome back to the Ghoddosh blog!   To us, this isn't just about being an expert; it's about discovering the fascinating world and spirit of horses together. Whether you’re in the saddle every day or simply love the view from the fence, we’re here to share the journey with you. #lovehorseswithGhoddosh #learnabouthorseswithGhoddosh #HorseLovers #EquestrianLife #FunHorseFacts #Horsepower #Mustang #HistoryOfHorses #EquestrianCommunity #fordvsferrari #porsche

Welcome Back to the  Ghoddosh   blog!  This isn't about being an expert;  It's about discovering the fascinating world of horses together. #lovehorseswithGhoddosh #HorseLovers #EquestrianLife #FunHorseFacts #Foals #Fairyfingers #Eponychium Hi there, Take a look at the photo below... 😮 I promise, what you’re looking at isn't a scene from a Sci-Fi movie, it isn't a strange AI-generated nightmare, and it definitely isn't a sea creature. It is actually one of nature’s most thoughtful (and slightly gross) miracles.

  Welcome Back to  Ghoddosh  Hair is often called our "crowning glory" —the ultimate natural accessory that defines our style and confidence.  But at Ghoddosh, we know this isn’t just true for people. For a horse, a flowing mane and sleek coat are iconic symbols of grace and power. They are the hallmark of a healthy, well-cared-for animal. What if the secrets to a prize-winning equine coat could unlock your best hair days, too? Today, we’re diving into the essentials of horse hair care. We’ll explore how professional grooming techniques keep horses looking magnificent—and more importantly, which of these tips you can apply to your own routine for visible, stunning results. Understanding the 3 Types of Horse Hair To care for hair properly, you first have to understand what you’re working with. Horses have three distinct hair types , each with a specific job: 1. Permanent Hair (The "Showstoppers"): (The "Showstoppers"): Includes the mane, tail, forelock, ey...

This is the untold story of a horse racing star whose brilliance on the track was matched only by the baffling mystery of his vanishing. A champion, a national hero, and a record-breaker, his legend was forged in triumph, only to be shrouded in one of the most audacious and unsolved crimes in equine history On a cool, crisp night, March 3rd, 1978, at the Aga Khan's private stud in County Kildare, Ireland, a thoroughbred bay colt with a distinctive white blaze, four white socks, and a striking wall (blue) eye was foaled. He was destined for greatness.. A new Star was Born 🌟 His Name Is : SHERGAR    Shergar's esteemed owner, the Aga Khan IV , made a pivotal decision: to send some of his promising yearlings for training in England. For this crucial task, he selected  Michael Stoute , a highly respected trainer based at  Newmarket . Stoute was coming off a stellar 1978 season, having successfully trained winners like  Fair Salinia  for the  Oaks ,  I...

  Welcome Back to  Ghoddosh .   Not A typing Mistake 😀 No Siree!  , Get Ready to meet the animal that looks like it galloped straight out of a Fantasy Novel !  The "Zorse " . A Zorse is one of the Nature's most striking hybrids , A fascinating cross between a    Zebra stallion     and a  horse mare    . Often called a  Zebroid . ( a fancy term for any animal with Zebra Heritage ), these incredible creatures usually sport a horse-like body adorned with Zebra stripes .  Want to know more About this Walking , Trotting , Stripped Wonder ?  Keep Reading ! The Zorse was originally bred in Africa, not just for heavy duty work, but also with a clever aim: to create a domestic animal resistant to diseases like those spread by the native TseTse Fly . Today, you'll find these unique animals kept as pets, ridden, or charming visitors at zoos and institutes worldwide.               ...

Welcome Back to Ghoddosh . This may seem a little off-topic, but I’ve noticed many people — especially tourists —  often ask about the Royal Guards’ horses in London .  The common question:  “Why do the guards and their horses seem aggressive when people get too close?” #lovehorseswithghoddosh #RoyalHorses #EquestrianReactions #BuckinghamGuards Are Royal Horses Naturally Aggressive? London's royal horses are not inherently aggressive , they  are military animals trained to protect property and the Monarch ,  Their training includes reacting quickly to threats — which can look like biting or kicking if someone comes too close. Clear warning signs and white painted lines are posted around the Royal Guard areas to keep tourists at a safe distance. Yet, some people ignore these warnings and step closer, which can trigger defensive reactions from the horses. Why Do They React? Horses are sensitive to their surroundings.  Big, noisy crowds can make them unc...