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Honestly, if you do not know the equipment you need you are soooo not ready for a horse! You obviously do not know that saddles have to be fitted to each individual horse as no one size fits all! Feed buckets and bowls, scoops, feed storage bins, one for each kind of feed. Water buckets. First aid kit including thermometer. Hoof oil Feed Hay Haynets Bedding. Blankets - waterproof, stable ..

tack: saddle girth saddle pad bridle(reins) bit Grooming supplies: hoof pick hard brush soft brush mane comb sweat scraper sponge and a helmet for you!

If you can't answer this question on your own then there is no reason for you to own a horse.

Here's your basis: the sun is 93 million miles or 9.3 x 10^7 miles away from the earth and light takes 8 minutes to get from the sun to the earth. Now convert

I have had one of my horses for over 5 years and you tend to collect stuff as you go alongbut for one i have: bridle with bit, and hunting breastplate made to measure saddle (because he is a narrow high withered TB) with girth, stirrups and leathers (saddle cover may be needed) and leather cleaner brushing and overreach boots saddle pads rugs - indoor fleeces, lightweight and heavyweight stable rugs, outdoor rugs in lightweight-mediumweight (im in the UK, we rug a lot here) lunging equipment - roller, side reins, lunge lein, whip, pessoa grooming equipment - body brush, dandy brush, rubber curry comb, metal curry comb, mane comb, sponges, face brush, tail brush, hoof conditioner, hoof pick, tail detangler, shampoo feed bowls, feed scoop, feed bins, buckets for water and general use veterinary kit- gamgee, hibiscrub, bandages, animalintex, cotton wool, thermometer, antibacterial cream, bute, vetwrap, scissors, purple spray (this is a basic vet kit) haynets there is probably more, but this is what i have in my tack room next to my stable. :) sorry i just read you're loaning