There are plenty of possible allergens in the world for your horse: learn the symptoms, common allergens, management tips and more in this helpful info graphic by Kentucky Performance Products!
“In order to ride him effectively and be the best rider/teacher I can be for Kiwi, I need to ride him like he belongs to someone else. Someone who has hired me to ride and train their mustang, not mine.” A post-fall analysis by Esther Roberts.
Every Friday, Horse Nation teams up with Ovation Riding to spotlight an individual or organization doing good work in the horse world. Today, we’re recognizing Gulf Coast Thoroughbred Network, based in south Louisiana.
I mean, what else do you really need to know? For $120 million, Great Island — a 63-acre island in Long Island Sound including an 18-stall barn, indoor and outdoors arenas — can be your personal bastion of total equestrian awesomeness.
End-of-life considerations need to be part of every horse owner’s plan and budget, Kristen Kovatch argues. She outlines the realities of cost of euthanasia and the guidelines for when it should be considered.
Because it’s no fun having so many breeds of horses if you can’t exploit their strengths and weaknesses every once in a while. The Tongue-in-Cheek Pros & Cons Guide to Breeds is back!
The Horseracing Integrity Act, introduced in the House of Representatives, seeks to create a new authority to enforce uniform anti-doping rules in America’s horse racing industry rather than the inconsistent state-by-state rules governing racing now.
School’s out, which means that the day campers have descended on the barns of America. If you ever went to riding camp, here are eight memories that will give you all the feels.
