Hands to Hide Equine

05/09/2026

05/04/2026

Amazing horse! The race was legendary!!

04/21/2026

International Association of Animal Massage and Bodywork
Preferred Educational Provider

Hands to Hide Equine (Parker SD, US). Learn Equine Massage with Proven Approach Designed for All Experience Levels

04/20/2026

❤️Leroy❤️

🔅2014 AQHA BLACK Gelding
🔅15.2 Hands
🔅1D/Pro Rodeo

🔅Multiple rodeo wins at College/Amateur/Open/Pro levels
🔅Multiple Badlands Circuit Finals qualifications
🔅Multiple American Semis qualifications
🔅Arena records
🔅Multiple Average wins
🔅Runs in Small/Big/Indoor/Outdoor pens
🔅Certified Mudder. Will stand up on anything.
🔅Hauls great been everywhere!
🔅Runs on Lasix
🔅Mild Maintenance (Hock injections & regular chiro and Acuscope)
🔅Dirty broke. Rides around like a cowhorse.
🔅Honest as they come! will NOT hit a barrel or run by one!

📍Crescent OK

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I have tons of videos. No tire kickers.
Proof of funds/Deposit will be required to try him!

Pm or Call/Text 605-940-7342 for more info and videos!

04/01/2026

Good feels 😇

03/30/2026

The eyes say it all in this picture. This is my reason behind why I wanted to learn equine bodywork in the first place… to be able to help my own horses whenever they need it.

03/16/2026

Mini pony 17-strand mohair cinch

Brand New
16”
Colors on cinch:
turquoise, brown, and deep purple

$20, buyer pays shipping

02/18/2026

NEW! Mohair Cinch Making Tutorial Videos

Until Friday: Equine Massage Certification sale

www.handstohide.com/order

01/11/2026

For anyone with donkeys!! ⬇️

The "Raincoat" Mistake: Why a Donkey is NOT a Small Horse.

We see it all the time: A horse and a donkey standing in a field during a cold rainstorm. The horse is grazing happily. The donkey looks miserable.

Many owners think: "If the horse is fine, the donkey is fine."

Wrong. Biologically, you are looking at two completely different animals.

🌵 1. The Desert DNA Horses (Equus ferus) evolved on windy, rainy temperate plains. They are built for bad weather. Donkeys (Equus africanus) evolved in the African Desert. They are built for dry heat, not wet cold.

🧽 2. The "Sponge" Effect Run your hand over a horse in the rain. The water beads up and rolls off. Why? Because horses produce sebum (natural grease) and have a dense undercoat that acts as a natural raincoat. Donkeys do not have this. Their hair is coarse and lacks that protective grease layer. When it rains, water doesn't roll off a donkey—it soaks in. A wet donkey is wearing a soaking wet wool sweater against its skin. It sucks the heat right out of their body.

⚠️ 3. The Danger Zone Because they lack this waterproofing, a donkey can enter hypothermia in temperatures where a horse would be perfectly comfortable. Without shelter, this leads to:

Pneumonia (a leading killer of donkeys).

"Rain Scald" (severe skin rot).

Immense stress (look for the "hunched" posture).

📚 The Science: According to The Donkey Sanctuary (UK), the world's leading authority on donkey welfare: "Donkeys do not have a waterproof coat like the horse."

The Rule: A horse can stand in the rain. A donkey MUST have a roof.

Be a pal. Build the barn. 🏠🫏

11/22/2025

Looking forward to having Ken McNabb at Road to the Horse 2026! Ken McNabb Horsemanship