On our planet there are many breeds of horses and although they have similar attributes, each of these breeds have a unique appearance. In this case, we refer to a breed of horses of German origin.  Throughout this installment we will address what is related to the Westphalian horse breed. The Westphalian horse, one of the most appropriate European horse breeds for various equestrian disciplines and the second most famous horse breed in Germany, only after the Hanoverian himself. We welcome with a phrase alluding to horses: “There are wonderful places in the world, but one of my favorites is on horseback.” – Rolf Kopfle Westphalian horse – A beautiful specimenTable of Contents. ToggleThe Westphalian horse, an elegant horsePhysical characteristics of the Westphalian horseSpecimens of Westphalian horse that left traces in the equestrian worldA versatile horse of German blood The Westphalian horse, an elegant horse The Westphalian horse breed is an extremely elegant, majestic, and stylish specimen. This breed of horse comes from Germany, although the history of this equine is not very clear. At present it is known that the region where this breed has been bred is Rhineland in Germany, in the province of Westphalia. This horse has in its genes breeds that have been part of the genetic crossing where the English, Hanoverian and Arabian thoroughbreds have participated. It should be noted that the Westphalian horse is a breed considerably known throughout the planet. However, the place of its origin is still the best to care for and preserve it. Westphalian horse Physical characteristics of the Westphalian horseThe height of this horse can range from 1.60 to 1.72 meters. It is an animal that adapts to different tasks such as dressage, complete competitions, jumping and dressage among others. This species has a defined, athletic body and have a defined musculature. The elevation is wide, accentuated and thanks to its good size it is easy to be ridden by riders. Colors of the mane and tail are usually dark. The profile of these animals is very elegant, with small tip-shaped ears which makes up the delicacy and elegance. The horse’s coat seems to take on a more bronze color, although its base color is dark. Eyes are large, expressive, with an imposing, confident look, this attribute being very common in most races. In relation to behavior it is considered a noble, calm horse. For this reason, he is friendly with his riders and caretakers. Horses of this breed are calm, affectionate, loyal, confident, firm, strong This breed of horse easily stands out in competitions and any equestrian activity. It is very possible that the magic pair of rider – horse is achieved, this makes it ideal to participate in equestrian competitions.Specimens of Westphalian horse that left traces in the equestrian world The Westphalian horse breed is recognized for participation in Olympic competitions such as full competitions, jumping and dressage. One of the most famous horses of this breed is Legolas 92, this specimen stood out in the Olympics and managed to conquer several significant awards. This breed began to stand out after World War II and its peak occurred in the seventies. Germany has stood out for its participation in various equestrian tournaments, while it is necessary to remember Ahlerich who made binomial rider – horse with Reiner Klimke. This magical duo managed to win a gold medal in dressage. On the other hand, another example of Westphalian horse is Rembrandt who will always be remembered for reaching four gold medals in the eighties and early nineties. In this order of ideas, Siox, another great specimen that participated in the Olympic Games of the seventies as part of the complete test team. We can note that several specimens of the Westphalian horse breed have left a legacy full of success in various competitions. Undoubtedly, this makes the breeds stand out, be remembered and in turn grows the demand for these animals.   A versatile horse of German blood The Westphalian horse is an attractive, great animal, and with skills and abilities that make it perfect for some disciplines of riding. Correspondingly, this breed has a great temperament, and this makes them easy to handle for riders and keepers. Among the benefits of this equine breed is that it is ideal for riding activities. The Westphalian horse is an animal with great resilience and can adapt to different equestrian sports and excel in competitions. It can be seen throughout contemporary history that this specimen has a legacy of success and recognition. Well, throughout his career in different equestrian competitions he has shone in style. Finally, this animal is a pride for the Germans since it has left the country very high with its participation in important world events. Gustavo Mirabal Castro loves horses and therefore every day he empowers himself by reading about the different breeds of horses that exist in the world. We close with a phrase alluding to horses: “Horses teach us about respect, hard work, dealing with disappointment and, of course, about love.” – McClain Ward

Latin America is an eminently Christian continent. Estaña and Portugal are framed together with Latin America in what we call Ibero-America. All Ibero-America professes mainly the Christian religion. Holy Week is one of the main Christian religious commemorations. Therefore, today we will talk about the Gastronomy and Traditions of Holy Week in Ibero-America Throughout the region, the passion of Jesus Christ and His sacrifice to save humanity are commemorated with great joy and reflection. Holy Week reminds us that Jesus Christ was persecuted, betrayed, delivered, imprisoned, and killed for his opinions and the profession of his Faith. Therefore, today we will talk about the particular gastronomy and traditions in Holy Week in Latin America, Spain and Portugal. The Faith of Jesus Christ that puts at the center love for neighbor, forgiveness, and kindness. According to Christian beliefs, Jesus knew his destiny and did not deny him, because through his sacrifice he would save the souls of men and women. Through His sacrifice He would seal a new agreement between God and mankind. That is why Holy Week is so important, it reflects the suffering of Jesus and the sacrifice he made for humanity. In the same way, there are small differences during the Easter season regarding food consumption. From the point of view of religious doctrine, the restriction of consumption of certain foods is imposed, which leads us to feed ourselves differently. This forces chefs to be more creative during Holy Week. Thanks to this, some of the most delicious dishes in these countries have emerged. Without a doubt an opportunity won. We will see this point later in more detail, knowing that foods cannot be consumed according to Christian religious doctrine. Holy Week in Three MinutesWatch this video on YouTubeTable of Contents. ToggleWhy is Holy Week relevant in Ibero-America?Why is the gastronomy at Holy Week different in the Ibero-American region?Fish as the main protagonist of the Gastronomy of the Season.Star dishes of the Gastronomy of several countries in Holy WeekGastronomy at Easter, a gift from God. Why is Holy Week relevant in Ibero-America? Holy Week is, along with Christmas, one of the most important religious celebrations of Christianity. According to the Christian religion, before Jesus Christ men and women were born stained by original sin, the one for which Eve and Adam were expelled from paradise. Jesus through his sacrifice comes to forgive original sin. With this, Jesus came to establish above punishment and rules, love, learning and forgiveness. Christianity culturally marks all the countries of Latin America, Spain and Portugal. Both Spain and Portugal had Catholic Christian kings. This marked both countries culturally and so it did with their colonies in Latin America and the rest of the world. Just as this colonization left its mark on countries like the Philippines. In some Philippine cities such as Zamboanga Spanish is still spoken. Also, in some African countries Spanish is still spoken as an official language or of great importance. Some of these countries are the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and Equatorial Guinea. Portuguese is spoken in East Timor, Macau and some cities in Malaysia, India and Indonesia The language permeated and remained in various parts of the world. So did religion. An example is represented by the Philippines where 90% of the population is Christian. If there is a region where this influence was decisive in culture, it was in the so-called Latin America. Latin America is one of the largest and most homogeneous regions of the world in the world. In Ibero-America we find almost 700 million inhabitants who can communicate with each other, with common cultural and religious roots. A global community that has great respect for the sacrifice of Jesus of Nazareth. In Holy Week Christians pay homage to the sacrifice of Jesus of Nazareth Why is the gastronomy at Holy Week different in the Ibero-American region? In the Christian religious tradition, flesh and sins have a great relationship. In the same way sacrifice is seen as a work of piety. According to the different versions you can see red meat related to lust, gluttony, or ostentation. Some also relate red meat to the body of Christ sacrificed for our salvation. They also see the opportunity to deprive themselves of red meat to honor Jesus’ sacrifice. In ancient times, fasting and abstinence from red meat were practiced at Easter. Today the church urges the faithful to abstain from red meat on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. The church also invites believers to make other small sacrifices during Holy Week. Some of the suggested sacrifices are abstaining from alcoholic beverages, tobacco, or parties, to honor Jesus’ sacrifice. This makes Holy Week a very special commemoration that lies at the heart of Christian values. This abstention from red meat makes the Gastronomic creativity during this season rise. That is why the Gastronomy at Easter in Ibero-American countries is so interesting, with exclusive flavors of the season. But let’s discover a little more why the gastronomy of the Easter season is so different. Easter Gastronomy in Ibero-America Fish as the main protagonist of the Gastronomy of the Season. Abstinence from red meat is one of the requests of the Catholic Church. However, there is no recommendation regarding which food replaces red meat. One of the peculiarities of the season is that although chicken is not red meat, it is not customary to use it in Easter Gastronomy. This is because religious tradition links Jesus to fishing, because many of his disciples were fishermen. Even Jesus told His disciples that He would make them “fishers of men.” Additionally, there is the biblical passage of the multiplication of loaves and fishes. With this, fish was closely linked in the Gastronomy of Holy Week throughout Latin America. This is how in the gastronomy of Holy Week great priority is given to recipes and fish-based dishes. Next, you will know some of the most beloved dishes of Holy Week for some countries of the so-called Ibero-American Gastronomy. Easy Fried Fish Recipe | Holy WeekWatch this video on YouTube Star dishes of the Gastronomy of several countries in Holy Week Next, we will know some of the dishes that are prepared throughout some of the countries of Ibero-America for the Easter season. Argentina: Vigil empanadas are the star dish of Holy Week. Prepared with a stuffed thin wheat dough that wraps the tuna or some other fish filling and baked. The Argentine gastronomy of Holy Week also includes salmon, seafood, and fried fish. A delight to visit Argentina this season. Mexico: A strongly religious country exhibits a gastronomy in Holy Week according to its beliefs. In this season they serve soups based on fish and seafood and tacos with fish. Other delicious dishes that you cannot ignore are corn toast with shrimp, shrimp with coconut and fish with seafood filling. Spain: One of the typical dishes of Spanish cuisine during Holy Week is the vigil stew. Vigil stew is a vegetable stew, usually based on chickpeas, spinach and cod. In different parts of Spain, it is made with different ingredients. For example, in Asturias it is called Lenten stew and is made from eggs, peppers, tomatoes and the aforementioned ingredients. Venezuela: In Venezuela, a country with wide coastlines, fish dominates the Holy Week season. One of the tastiest dishes is the cake of “Chucho” (mongrel fish) or dogfish. A cake based on cartilaginous fish seasoned with sweet pepper, onion, and other spices. One of the most delicious dishes you can try, typical of the land of Gustavo Mirabal. In the video below you can learn a little more about that delicious dish and others. Watch this video on YouTube Gastronomy at Easter, a gift from God. Undoubtedly, the Gastronomy in Holy Week in Latin America is the result of the religious influence in the region. Thanks to this religious influence we can have a season full of creativity and surprising flavors. Christians will be able to take advantage of this Holy Week to appreciate the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and taste some delicious flavors that fish brings and that do not result in a great sacrifice. And if you are not a Christian it is also an opportunity to taste the delicious gastronomy of Holy Week that at the same time is very healthy, thanks to the fact that it is based on fish and vegetables. Take the opportunity to live a gastronomic experience in your country or during a trip to these countries of the world.

Horses have an important place in the world. But there are countries and regions where horses are most valued. This is the case of countries such as Germany, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Mexico or Spain, where the horse is highly valued. In addition, there are other countries where the horse is also revered. One of the ways humans incorporate horses is in parades. That’s why today we will tell you about the largest parades with horses in the world. The larger the parades with horses, the more important the horses are in that society. Therefore, today we will know the largest parades with horses around the world. Parades are a demonstration of respect and power. Therefore, the inclusion of horses in important parades around the world are proof of the importance of horses. Sometimes the horse is only part of the ceremonial. In others it is an important central part of the activity. That is why today we will know the largest parades with horses around the world and we will analyze the place of the horse in each of these.   The Ghode Jatra Festival In Nepal every year one of the largest parades with horses in the world takes place, the Ghode Jatra festival. Nepal is a rural country with a rather depressed economy. Nepal’s main economic activity is agriculture. In this context, the horse has a particularly important place as a support in agricultural activities and as transport. Additionally, horses have played a fundamental role in the country’s political conflicts. Given the background, we can consider that the horse in Nepal has a fundamental role in Nepali society. That is why the Ghode Jatra festival is one of the largest horse parades in the world. This festival takes place in Kathmandu’s cavalry fields, known as Tundikhel. Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal and seat of political power. In Tundikhel, hundreds of horses, soldiers, and senior political and civilian officials from Nepal gather once a year. Even the Ghode Jatra festival is attended by the country’s president. The festival takes place between mid-March and early April. On that day they gather to celebrate Ghode Jatra, a festival that aims to scare away demons and commemorate a dark moment in their history. The Ghode Jatra festival in Nepal – Parades with horses around the world The origin of the Ghode Jatra festival, one of the largest horse parades in the world. In Kathmandu there was a time when many children disappeared in the city. People attributed the disappearance of children to demons. Therefore, they decided to scare them away by demonstrating all their power by running their horses around Tundikhel. Over time this ritual began to be performed annually to appease evil spirits and demons. Subsequently, Ghode Jatra became a national holiday, and one of the largest horse parades in the world. Soldiers and horses show off their skills and battle techniques to deter demons, and perhaps political dissidents as well. The role of the horse in Ghode Jatra is a major role, as the horse is one of the main technologies of warfare in backward Nepal. In addition, the horse is revered, because it has a fundamental role both in its defense, security, and in its economy. Ghode Jatra shows us that although in many places the horse has been displaced by technology, horses still have an important place in the world.   The parades with horses of the “Patria gaucha” A small country in the American continent hosts one of the largest parades with horses around the world, we talk about Uruguay. But what is due to this preeminence of the horse in the Uruguayan nation. Today we will tell you about this wonderful parade and the reasons why the parade of the “Patria Gaucha” has such an impact on this small nation. Uruguay is a country that has 176,215 square kilometers and approximately 3 and a half million inhabitants. At the very least, we can say that it is surprising that the parade of the “Patria Gaucha” can summon thousands of riders with their horses. The Uruguayan Gaucho is the equivalent of the American cowboy. But one of the most important things is that Uruguayan was born is an agricultural and agro-exporting nation. However, Uruguay currently has one of the lowest proportions of rural population in the region. There is a struggle to reclaim and protect the rural population. The decline in the rural population may pose a threat to Uruguay’s food independence and economy. Perhaps this drives this type of activities and claims of the figure of the Uruguayan Gaucho. But what does the “Uruguayan gaucho” mean? We’ll see it next.the Uruguayan Gaucho The Gaucho is a historical figure like the American cowboy. He is a country man, typical of the plains of Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay. They are the product of the union between descendants of Spaniards and Indians and their culture is a mixture between both, with a predominance of the rural. His existence runs between the plains and the unpopulated areas, an adventurer whose exploration expands the territories. Thanks to his skills as a horse rider he can expand those horizons and reach where other men have not reached. It is precisely his characteristic of expert rider and his link with the rural, which has strengthened the gaucho in the face of adversity and in the face of modernity. This struggle against modernity has created a common front that drives them to fight for their identity. A struggle to recover what they call the gaucho homeland that is in the rural. The parades with horses of the gaucho homeland This parade with horses has been held since 1986 in Tacuarembó, a Uruguayan city characterized by a livestock economy. That characteristic makes it a refuge for what remains of Uruguayan gaucho culture. This parade with horses is one of the important bastions of its culture and tourism. It takes place in the area of the lagoon of the washerwomen, a natural mirror of water one kilometer from the city. In 2022, more than 4000 riders and horses participated in the parade of the gaucho homeland. For 5 days all kinds of recreations, contests and activities are carried out in honor of the figure of the Uruguayan gaucho. Desfile de la Patria Gaucha con más de 4000 caballos - 35 Edición 2022Watch this video on YouTube As we can see, parades with horses are not only linked to the size of the country but also to its culture and the importance of the horse in it. For Gustavo Mirabal Castro it is important to highlight the role of the horse in modern society to give it the dignity that this animal nobel deserves.

The life of women after the monarchy has not always been easy. The rigidity of the courtesan label crushes the free spirits. Those who are accustomed to obeying function in a scheme where they are mere symbols of power. So today, we will speak of Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi the horse lover empress. The nobility has always been associated with horses and horseback riding. Let’s remember Queen Elizabeth II of England and her passion for horses. From the beginning the family of her future consort, the emperor Franz Joseph I, and his own family, knew that Elizabeth of Bavaria was not ready to be an empress. But at the whim of the emperor Franz Joseph, I could not be denied anything. A man in love who had no time to attend to his own wife and left her in the hands of the suffocating rules of the royal courts. One of the curiosities that all her personality has been that she was raised in the countryside, on the shores of the Starnberger See. This semi-rural area, full of nature, animals, and freedom, molded its way of acting and thinking. Changing the shores of the Starnberger Lake by the Hofburg Palace in Vienna was her penance and her condemnation. The free spirit of Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi the horse lover empress, was imposed at times. However, but the courtier protocol and certain events ended up weakening their will and depressing it. Today we will know as Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi the horse lover empress, lived in advance to their time loving the horses. The Empress | Official Trailer | NetflixWatch this video on YouTubeTable of Contents. ToggleElizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi the horse lover empressBavarian’s Sisi, a free-born young girlThe Princess Diana of Wales is the Austro-Hungarian Empire Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi the horse lover empress Born in Munich in December 1837, Elizabeth of Bavaria, nicknamed Sisi, was always a horse lover person. Her aunt was Elizabeth from Bavaria and Queen of Prussia due to her marriage to Friedrich Wilhelm IV of Prussia (known in Spanish as Federico Guillermo IV). Her name was put as a way of honoring her aunt, which only 4 years later became the queen consort of Prussia. Its origins already foreshadit a position in the nobility. However, who was being prepared for court and marriage with Franz Joseph I was her eldest sister, Helene. Helene was a disciplined, very religious, discreet young woman, attributes that made her perfect for marriage and Austrian courts. However, little Sisi’s depression by a love disappointment made her enter the journey at the last minute. The cousin I had known as an 11-year-old girl had become a very beautiful 15-year-old lady. Since then, Franz Joseph I fell in love and there would be nothing that would change that. However, both by her temperament, rebellious and free, and for her upbringing, Sisi was not ready for the European courts. But let’s see who was Elizabeth of Bavaria, known as Sisi, the future horse lover empress, at the age of 15. Elisabeth of Bavaria. Photography by Carl Pietzner Bavarian’s Sisi, a free-born young girl Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi, was an empress who grew away from the courts and was not prepared for it. He grew up in Munich at the Herzog Max Palace with no limited freedom or limited by his parents. In addition, Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi, used to spend summers in the castle of Possenhofen, in front of the lake of Starnberg. This became the favourite home of the family and especially of Sisi. The surroundings of the Castle of Possenhofen were full of nature and animals. It was there that from an early age he met and loved the horses, love that would last for his whole life. It was a difficult student who did not want to learn French that at that time was the language of the European courts and the nobility. The English language if he mastered it, though it cost him enough. With the music he had no affinity and hated the piano. However, drawing and poetry if they aroused their interest and demonstrated great skill. Where creativity showed its face, there was Sisi of Bavaria. But where she really stood out was in the care of her physical appearance. Sisi was cared for with a protein-based diet and with a lot of physical exercise. In that exercise, she highlighted the long walks, taking her dogs for the palace and riding a horse. For some people, the princess only ate healthy, walked, and rode on horseback. She had multiple horses which she often rode and used as a physical exercise. Her love for the animals, the classical culture, and the Hungarian cause, made her very peculiar, and earned her the rejection of the court. However, this also earned her the love of the people. Sisi horse lover empress The Princess Diana of Wales is the Austro-Hungarian Empire With only 16 years Elizabeth of Bavaria became the wife of Franz Joseph I, and the Empress of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The rigid protocol of the Austrian court was to diminy his freedom and his will. Archduchess Sophie, her mother-in-law, oversaw the upbringing of her first daughter Sophie, as Sisi was considered incompetent to raise her. However, with the birth of his second daughter Gisele, she regain the will to take over her daughters. There began a moment of joy that would soon dissolve. On a trip to the provinces of Hungary, to which his mother-in-law was opposed, the archduchess Sophie, her little daughter Sophie would die of dysentery because of the lack of health. This collapsed the will that remained of Sisi and ended up giving up Gisele’s upbringing to his mother-in-law. No doubt, many parallels with the life of Princess Diana of Wales. A girl who was not ready for the hardness of the cuts and an old-fashioned system that did not know how to adapt. The end of the empire occurred shortly after, and perhaps what happened with Sisi was an alert for the monarchy who decided to ignore it. Adapt or disappear… And who was in tune with the times really was Elizabeth of Bavaria, Sisi the emperor lover of the horses and perhaps the equivalent of “Princess Diana of Wales” of Austria.

Most living things on the planet depend on a fundamental fluid, water. In the case of mammals it is more important because we cannot get it from the air or soil. Water is an essential liquid for life and for horses it is no exception. That is why today we will talk about water as an essential component for feeding horses. Although horses do not spend much time drinking water, its intake is absolutely essential. A horse of standard weight has a weight of about 500Kg. It is estimated that between 60% and 70% of a horse’s body weight is composed of water. This implies that your body is made up of between 300 and 350 liters of water exclusively. The more water an organism contains, the more essential it becomes for its proper metabolism. Horses are characterized by being able to spend long periods of time without eating food. They are able to conserve liquids very efficiently thanks to their fur that limits evaporation. However, if you lose too much fluids, your health will be compromised. A horse that loses 10% of its body mass in fluids, either through urination or sweating, has its life compromised. Horses have very conservative water intake habits. However, the water intake of horses cannot be neglected to preserve their health. Next, we will tell you how water is an essential component of your diet and how to use it to ensure your health. Let’s start now. How much water does your horse need?Watch this video on YouTubeTable of Contents. ToggleThe hydration habits of horsesWhat drives thirst and water intake in horses?Sources of water intake as an essential component of horse feedWater, an essential component for horse feed and health The hydration habits of horses Horses are especially efficient when it comes to hydration. And it is that equines dedicate the minimum possible time of their daily time to this activity. This is due to several reasons:Horses conserve the water they ingest in an excellent way. In this way water losses are minimal for a day. Natural selection has led the horse to have a high instinct for conservation. This implies that their access to water sources must be fast and efficient, almost stealthy. Remember that water sources are places highly frequented by predators when looking for prey. Drinking water quickly and withdrawing is a form of protection. Its large body reserves of water make it a perfect animal to wait to ingest water when it is safe.Thanks to all this, the horse only spends a few minutes a day drinking water. It is estimated that a horse in good health and hydration takes between 2 and 10 minutes a day to hydrate. The amount of vital liquid required can be distributed between 2 to 8 water intakes in a day. This means that drinking water for a horse can take between 1 and 4 minutes per dose at most. These amounts and times refer to horses that are well hydrated. If we consider a horse subjected to conditions of lack of water, the horse will take the necessary time to replenish its reserves. But many will wonder how the mechanisms that drive the horse’s water intake work. Since water is an essential component in the feeding of horses, let’s know the elements that drive their thirst and water intake. A horse drinking water, an essential component of horse feeding What drives thirst and water intake in horses? Horses efficiently manage their consumption. Water intake from them is driven by two fundamental factors:Decrease in body water reserves: This may be due to urination or sweating of the horse. We must consider that climate is a fundamental part of this assessment. Increase in electrolytes and blood glucose: The feeding of a horse is essential to determine the nutrients in the blood, in addition to the “waste”. Feeding a horse determines the need to maintain electrolyte balance. With this, if these nutrients are in greater quantity with respect to the ingested water, the horse will need to compensate. This is how the horse’s urination will serve to release substances too much and the increase in water will also serve to balance the concentration of these.With a healthy diet, the horse will have a low water consumption. A change in their water intake patterns can alert us to problems with their diet or illness. That is why taking care of good hydration and feeding, and the surveillance of these can be a fundamental factor to ensure the health of the horse. Sources of water intake as an essential component of horse feed Horses have several ways to get the water they need for their metabolism. In case of not ingesting water, they can resort to other mechanisms to acquire this essential component of horse feed. The means by which horses usually obtain water are:Drinking it directly pure from natural sources such as rivers or springs, or in the case of tamed horses, from the supply that is given. Extracting water from food. Many foods have a high-water composition. This allows them to replenish some of the water they lose through their diet. There are certain grasses such as ryegrass that because of their high-water content. Thanks to this, if we feed our horse with ryegrass, the horse will be able to obtain all the water it needs from this foliage. Generating water through metabolism: When processing carbohydrates for energy, small amounts of water are generated, as with combustion. Thanks to this metabolic process, the horse will be able to obtain part of the water it needs to maintain optimal health.It is important to ensure abundant and good quality water for stable horses. Horses are able to detect poor water quality and refuse to drink, even if it only tastes strange. It is therefore important to ensure the health of hydration facilities for horses. Horse drinking water Water, an essential component for horse feed and health As we can see, either because of the body composition of the horse or because of the problems that its deficiency can generate, water is an essential component for the horse. Gustavo Mirabal Castro wants to create awareness in the owners to attend to such an important task with the horses. The hydration of horses cannot be underestimated. Gustavo Mirabal’s experience has led him to take this need for his horses very seriously. This is one of the secrets to getting the most out of high-performance horses. That is why we invite you to learn more about the subject or to advise you about it so that you can give a good quality of life and health to your horse. Remember that a healthy horse is a happy horse and a horse with good performance.