Mythbuster Monday: Carrots Can Be Used as a Meal Replacement
On Mythbuster Monday, we tackle a variety of equestrian myths to either bust or confirm. Today’s discussion: Can carrots be used as a meal replacement? →
#goriding Grams of the Week
Another week of horse life, rounded up in your images. →
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Green Spring Grass Woes
Here’s how one SmartPaker manages her horse on fresh grass. Read on for full details. →
Thursday Video: Day in My Life As a New Yorker
With the NYPD Mounted Unit… →
A Thank You To Horse Show Prize Committees
The prizes you choose become the memories they cherish. →
The Idea of Order: Discussing Training on the Interwebz…
Wasn’t a super swell idea during the early days, still is fairly horrible. →
Ask AI Equestrian Edition: Pi Day
Happy Pi Day, Horse Nation! Since I can’t bake, I decided that I would let AI generate some horse-related pies. The results are… entertaining. →
Tuesday Video: Those Eyebrows Though
Girls pay big money for eyebrows like this horse just got! →
6 Facts Every Horse Owner Should Know About Arthritis
Arthritis is inflammation of the joint, and it is responsible for 60 percent of lameness cases in horses. However, in many cases, there is treatment. Read on for more about arthritis and what to look for in your horse. →
Winter Equestrian Festival 2025 Bainbridge $500,000 Grand Prix
Dr. Gregory Beroza, aka HorseDoc ‘Talking Horses,’ was onsite for the 2025 Winter Equestrian Festival CSI5* Grand Prix, sponsored by Bainbridge. Check out the full recap below. →
Thursday Video: The Only Way to Travel…?
Well, at least it’s one way to travel… →
Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: Disney and the Inside Rein
“… in order to get the outside rein to do its job, I often have to ask riders to let go of their inside rein and use it to guide not to direct.” →
The Idea of Order: Evening Riding
Because what better way to get your cardio in than by trying to catch your steed for a →
Training in the Right Way: Repetition and Correction…
Those words do not mean what you think they mean… at least not in the context of effective training. Here’s why. →
