As a continuation of our series on Standardbreds, we want to introduce you to Sabrine Spring, a long-time lover of Standardbreds, and her war horse Sevruga. (more…)
If you have a mare in foal, you’ll want to be aware of how her nutritional needs will change once she’s lactating. Although the pregnant mare has her own nutritional needs, the lactating mare has particular demands as well. Kentucky Performance Products explains. (more…)
Foaling season is officially upon us, and this year there is an increase in reports of Nocardioform placentitis. University of Kentucky’s Department of Veterinary Science responds. (more…)
Learning a new discipline is challenging, daunting and can often push you to your limits. Jumper Nation’s Amanda Cousins explores how learning to event has pushed out of her comfort zone. (more…)
If you’re like me, you have trouble remembering the names of the many, many bitting options on the market. Instead, it’s easier to remember them by what they should be called. (more…)
“More than once I recalled feeling great sadness in learning that someone I knew, even a casual acquaintance, chose to hang up their spurs.” Horse Nation reader Mary Lynne Carpenter reflects on what happens when a friend stops riding. (more…)
If you’re thinking of starting a new equine business, this is a must-read! Make sure you’re protected and have the tools essential to marketing your brand. (more…)
This is the first story in a new SmartPak video series, bringing you into the barns of unique horses, showing how they’ve made an impact on the lives of their riders. (more…)
Horses are at just as much risk for getting dehydrated in the winter as they are during summer. Is your horse getting enough water this winter? (more…)
It’s that time of year — the Retired Racehorse Project has announced the trainers for the 2020 Thoroughbred Makeover and National Symposium, presented by Thoroughbred Charities of America. (more…)
