Groundhog Day at the Barn: Six More Weeks of Winter, Six More Weeks of This
Punxsutawney Phil says six more weeks of winter, but horse owners already knew—because we’ve been reliving the same frozen barn routine on repeat since December. →
Tuesday Video: New Party Trick
Dust off that old hat — it’s five o’clock somewhere! →
Mythbuster Monday: You Can Break A Bad Habit With More Intense Training
On Mythbuster Monday, we tackle a variety of equestrian myths to either bust or confirm. Today’s discussion: Can you break a horse’s bad habit with more intense training? →
The Idea of Order: Winter Spice…
Less useful for baking, more appropriate as a substitute for Jet A fuel. →
#ICYMI: A Horse Missing for Seven Months Was Found Alive (and Rescued!) From Wyoming’s Wind River Mountains
In case you hadn’t heard, a horse named Mouse, missing since July 2025, was found alive seven months later in the Wind River Mountains — and his rescue is incredible. →
Tuesday Video: Equine Nail Salon
You think your pedi drama is bad? Try this horse’s spa day. →
The Sin of Riding While Amateur
One of our readers offers this thoughtful, first-person reflection on what happens when a capable adult amateur chooses to bring along a green horse — and the judgment, assumptions, and quiet resilience that come with doing it anyway. →
5 Key Ways Herbal Support Helps Your Horse Perform Better
Performance isn’t just about conditioning and equipment. It’s built from the inside out, where balanced internal systems support energy, recovery, focus, and long-term soundness. →
The Idea of Order: What’s YOUR Horse’s Favorite Chew Toy?
Anything expensive is an appropriate answer…. →
Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: Doing the Best I Can
“When temps plunge into the negatives, wind chill cuts well below that, and we have more horses than stalls, you have to get creative… and a flexible and endless amount of energy, also known as: stubbornly doing the best I can.” →
Tuesday Video: Repurposed Christmas Trees
English riders: turning overdue Christmas trees into jumps since January. →
The Smart Money Is Moving Off the Main Stage and Straight Into Equestrian Sports
A major private equity move into equestrian sport signals a broader shift in how investors value participation-driven sports, loyal communities, and year-round event economies. →
Honesty Isn’t a PPE: Why New Horse Owners Need More Than Trust
For new horse owners, skipping a pre-purchase exam (PPE) doesn’t make you trusting or optimistic. It just makes the learning curve steeper and more expensive. →
