At the age of 18, Bendigo was still competing at the highest levels of eventing. Now, he is taking it a bit easier, but is still “bopping around like the badass professor he is.” Here is Ema Klugman’s tribute to her long-time partner. (more…)
Do you know the difference between laminitis and founder? Fortunately, SmartPak’s own Dr. Lydia Gray has an excellent explanation of the difference between the two. Learn more: (more…)
It’s time to start thinking about show season. A major part of that is making sure that you are offering your horse all the nutritional support you can. Fortunately, Kentucky Performance Products is here to help. Learn more: (more…)
Keeping horses isn’t exactly the cheapest undertaking. Between costs of feed, hay, and bedding — especially with rising gas prices! — horses make a big dent in our wallets. However, Haygain can help. Learn more! (more…)
There’s good news in the equine wellness realm! Animal Wellness Action’s lobbying achieved these wins and others for horses thanks to the support of Horse Nation’s readers. (more…)
Spring means a lot of things: longer days, warmer temperatures, more riding time… but it also means yearly wellness exams and spring shots. It can be a lot to keep track of. Here is how one rider keeps track of her yearly wellness requirements. (more…)
It’s official. Spring is here. That means it’s time to get started on spring cleaning at the barn. Here are some helpful reminders to make sure you keep your barn and gear in top shape. (more…)
The time for spring shots has come. Some question the need for vaccinations. Fortunately, there’s ample information (and research!) available to explain why we vaccinate horses the way we do. Here’s a quick rundown: (more…)
It’s a man’s world… except when it isn’t. Experts from the University of Nottingham have found that the sex of a jockey doesn’t influence any aspect of racehorse physiology and performance. (more…)
March is Women’s History Month and in order to celebrate, our good friends at SmartPak are using this month as an opportunity to celebrate some of the incredible women whose stories inspire them. (more…)
Having the clocks spring forward and warmer temperatures may be welcome milestones for equestrians, but spring grass can pose problems for sugar sensitive horses. (more…)
