Triple Trouble: Return to Work Notice
This isn’t a dramatic comeback. It’s a disciplined return. And after a long stretch of waiting, it feels like the right place to begin. →
Fitness Training a Must for Event Horses, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products
And let’s be real. Fitness training is a must for any performance horse. Read on for more. →
The Idea of Order: The Word of the Day is ‘Mercurial’…
Like feral, but with slightly more sass. →
Women’s History Month: The Rise of the Amateur Female Competitor
Full-time job, part-time rider, full-time commitment →
Holiday Horse Names: St. Patrick’s Day Miniature Horses
Happy St. Patrick’s Day, Horse Nation. →
Thoroughbred Logic, Presented by Kentucky Performance Products: Seeing Through the Photos (Star of the Beast Edition)
“A few hundred pounds and top line will always make them look better, but when you’re starting from a nicely angled hip and shoulder, you already know that you’re headed in the right direction.” →
Reader Photo Challenge: Sleepy Ponies
Enjoy these 13 photos of horses taking a snooze! →
AQHA Drops the Two-Year Rule, Reshaping the Future of Quarter Horse Breeding
From limitation to opportunity, what this means for AQHA breeding programs. →
The Idea of Order: Horses at Home
Because part of Livin’ the Dream involves never knowing what it means to sleep past 7:00 am… →
Ask AI Equestrian Edition: All Things St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day is here. But before we embark on the full festivities of the day, we decided to see what AI could design in the way of St. Patrick’s Day. →
Tuesday Video: Strangeness
Something really weird is going on in this pasture! →
The Horses Who Taught Us: What We Owe Our Lesson Horses
The quiet backbone of riding programs everywhere, lesson horses spend their lives teaching others. The least we can do is make sure their final chapters are written with dignity. →
The Idea of Order: Grey Horse Show Prep
God help you if you have a 7:30 am ride time… →
Mythbuster Monday: Horses Should Be Dewormed After the Final Frost of Spring
On Mythbuster Monday, we tackle a variety of equestrian myths to either bust or confirm. Today’s discussion: Horses should be dewormed after the final frost of spring and after the first hard frost in the fall. →
