Lindsay Brezinski, Author at sulphur horse registry

Movement in Colonial Spanish-Type Horses: Balance, Efficiency, and Terrain

October 8, 2026 by Lindsay Brezinski

A rider in a wide-brimmed hat rides a tan horse at a forward gait along a dusty desert trail, with rocky mountains and warm evening light in the background.

Colonial Spanish horses do not share one universal gait. Learn how to assess stride, balance, intermediate gaits, terrain efficiency, and soundness in the individual horse.

Fecal Egg Counts and Deworming: A More Useful Parasite-Control Routine

October 6, 2026 by Lindsay Brezinski

Gloved person holding a small clear jar containing a horse manure sample beside a horse in a fenced pasture.

Fecal egg counts can guide targeted deworming in adult horses, but they are not complete parasite screens. Learn how to interpret EPG results, use reduction testing, and build a practical farm-specific routine.

DNA Testing in Horse Lineage Work: What It Can Actually Confirm

September 29, 2026 by Lindsay Brezinski

Woman in a ranch barn handling a gray horse’s mane beside a trunk holding paperwork, an envelope, pencil, and a horse photograph, with sunlit pasture and hills behind.

DNA can verify or exclude proposed parents when suitable comparison profiles exist, but it cannot reconstruct an unknown pedigree or grant registry status by itself.

Microchips, Brands, Photos, and Markings: Building a Strong Identification Record

September 24, 2026 by Lindsay Brezinski

A woman holding a handheld scanner and folder stands beside a gray horse in a sunlit stable doorway, with a pasture and mountains in the background.

Learn how to combine a verified microchip number, identification photos, written signalment, permanent markings, and supporting papers into a durable horse record.