Monday is already the crappiest day of the week, so it only makes sense that we make things official. While we usually feature a horse and rider “oh crap” moment, we’re taking things in a much crappier direction today.
SmartPak’s SmartCookie Flavor of the Year contest has narrowed down fan-submitted entries to three finalists! Check them out and vote for your favorite that you’d like to see released as a special treat in the fall.
Easy keepers, hard keepers, and how that new spring pasture figures in for both: Kentucky Performance Products is here with answers for all of your spring horse feeding questions.
“We knew we wanted to create a website with all boarding facilities on a map where horse owners could find the info they actually care about – but then the lightbulb went off: what if we could show real-time availability?”
In partnership with Ovation Riding, Horse Nation is spotlighting the known organizations who have stepped in to help with massive rescue efforts at a Maryland farm, with about 100 horses needing help.
The massive 2,232-page $1.3 trillion omnibus bill was released by the House of Representatives on Wednesday, including provisions that continue to defund horse slaughter and protect wild horses from wholesale or slaughter.
Alerted by a news helicopter acting on a tip, law enforcement in Wicomico County, Maryland discovered at least 25 dead horses among 100 in poor condition on a rural property on Friday, March 16, 2018. (Some images in this article may be considered graphic.)
Haley Ruffner’s team hosted one of three intercollegiate Semi-Finals taking place last weekend across the country, and last week Haley was swamped both with show planning and preparing to compete herself. How did the show turn out?
Thunder Gulch, winner of the 1995 Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes and a shaping force of the Thoroughbred industry at stud, passed away earlier this week. We remember him through his two great Triple Crown wins.
A “helpful” guide to horse training for the farrier on WikiHow has been circulating the horsey internet. Based on WikiHow’s brilliant illustrations, we rewrote the guide to clear up some of the confusion.
Sexual assault on animals has long been considered a taboo subject to discuss — but it’s more commonplace than we’d like to consider. Mary Ann Johnstone reminds us to speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves and protect our vulnerable horses.
