Even if you don't go anywhere with your horses, and are fortunate to live where mosquitoes never roam, please check your rabies vaccination records and make sure your horses are up to date with this important vaccine. Rabies has broken out in several different areas of late and there is NO CURE once your animal has contracted the virus. If you aren't fortunate enough to own several hundred acres, join the crowd. I'd also recommend doing something to spread the manure out as thinly as possible in your pasture if you don't remove it. This will not only cause the manure to break down faster, it will also expose any parasite eggs to the sun and elements which will kill them.
Spring is the best time for reseeding and sprigging for warm weather grasses like bermuda.
I know if you are like me, you think continually about your horses well being and comfort and tend to neglect your own. Before too long we'll be wishing for the mild temperatures as we sweat out the dog days of summer. Historically, the Arabian has figured as the horse of beauty, intelligence, courage, endurance and romance. Bred and reared in close contact with man from the earliest records, his intelligence has been celebrated in a thousand anecdotes. He is gentle, affectionate and familiar to the point of being troublesome.