Help! I Bought a New Horse: What First Time Horse Owners Need to Know About Grooming, Riding, Training, and Horse Care

Do you (or someone you know) have “pony fever?”

If you are new to horses and feeling overwhelmed, this is the guide you need. - Reader Review

Bringing home your first horse is exciting...but without right knowledge, it can quickly become overwhelming.

This beginner-friendly guide is designed specificly for first-time horse owners who want to understand how to properly care for, train, and build a strong bond with their horse.

To help bring horsey dreams to reality with eyes wide open, author Meredith Hill helps newcomers to the horse world navigate the wild landscape of

Horse care basics every beginner must know How to choose and prepare for your first horse Proper feeding, grooming, and daily horse care routines Horse training for beginners and how to communicate effectively Riding basics and activities to enjoy with your horse
2 books in 1—A Complete Beginner System
This bundle includes:

Before Your Horse Comes Home: Introductory Horse Care for Beginners I Have a Horse… Now What: How Grooming, Training, Riding, and Equine Competitive Activities Can Build a Lifelong Bond Together, they walk you through your first years of horse ownership, not just the first day.
If you're looking for a horse care book for beginners , a practical guide on how to care for horses, or a complete resource for new horse owners , this book will give you the clarity and confidence to get started the right way.

Prefer listering while driving to the barn, grooming, cleaning stalls, or riding? Help! I Bought a New Horse: What First-Time Horse Owners Need to Know About Grooming, Riding, Training, and Horse Care is also available as an audiobook on Audible.

Some new horse owners also run into behavior challenges along the way. For deeper help with difficult behavior, training issues, and knowing when to call in professional support, see Did I Really Mean to Buy a Horse: What to Do When Your Horse Is Acting Like a Monster and When (and How) to Call for Help.