DeAnn Sloan
Leading Wild Horse Group Calls for Removal of Livestock from Public Lands During Drought
Citing the drought in the West, humane organizations call for removing private livestock from public lands before removing federally protected wild horses and burros. (more…)
#goriding Grams of the Week
Another week (and then some) of horse life, rounded up in your images. (more…)
Product Review: Copper Joint Compression Apparel
Enhanced performance, pain relief, and increased circulation? Sign me up! (more…)
It’s an Insurance Policy: A Case for Regular Vet Care
We may be able to manage much of our horse’s medical care on our own, but should we? The short answer: No. If we do, we may not be able to get a vet when we really need one. (more…)
‘Oh Crap’ Monday: Selling Horses
If anything sums up an “oh crap” moment, it has to be talking to “potential buyers” when you’re selling a horse. (more…)
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Preventing Colic
Colic is one of the most common and potentially life-threatening conditions that horses face. Fortunately, there also are proven steps owners can take to help prevent colic. Dr. Lydia Gray is here with this information to help you keep your horse healthy. (more…)
Meet the One-Eyed Horse Competing in the Olympics
If you watched the Tokyo dressage today, you may have glimpsed a horse who has just one eye. We got to know Swedish rider Therese Viklund and her super-mare, Viscera.
Reader Photo Challenge: Pleasant Little Surprises
Sometimes it’s the little things that make your day… (more…)
Today in Tokyo: Tears & Cheers as Von Bredow-Werndl Takes Individual Dressage Gold
Imagine taking double gold at your very first Olympics. Now imagine doing it while throwing down a freestyle score of over 90%. Sound like the stuff of daydreams? Today, it became Jessica von Bredow-Werndl’s extraordinary reality.
Ecovet Presents Mind Your Melon: Learn Japanese With Team USA
Minding your melon isn’t always about helmets; sometimes it’s about learning something new. (more…)
Today in Tokyo: Germany Takes Gold, U.S. Earns Silver in Dressage Team Competition
Okay, okay. In some parts of the country (world), this is YESTERDAY in Tokyo. But for our Central, Mountain and Pacific Time readers, it’s still today… (more…)
Keeping Cool in Tokyo: Countermeasures in Place for Equine Athletes
It’s a scorcher in Tokyo, so multiple steps are being taken to ensure the comfort and safety of the equine athletes. (more…)
Where Can You Watch the Tokyo Olympics Worldwide? Your Live-Stream Guide
If you’re trying to figure out how to watch the Olympic equestrian sports (and not just the highlights!), here’s your ultimate, worldwide guide. (more…)
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Stuff No Rider Says
SmartPak gets us because they are us. Never is this proven more true than with their hilarious videos that really hit home with equestrians. (more…)
Today in Tokyo: US Advances, Germans Establish Authority Ahead of Dressage Team Medals Finale
Day three has wrapped up in Tokyo, and we’ve got the recap. See how all your favorites performed ahead of the Dressage Team Finals. (more…)
Today in Tokyo: Sensational Start to Race for Olympic Dressage Titles
It may have been a long time coming, but the opening day of Equestrian Dressage at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games more than lived up to expectations. Emotions ran high and so did the scores with superb individual performances. Here’s a recap of day 2.
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Sneak a Peek Inside the Gorgeous Equestrian Park at the Tokyo Olympics
We’ve got a bird’s eye glimpse at the Tokyo 2020 Equestrian Park, which will play host to the majority of equestrian competitions beginning this weekend with dressage.
Best of JN: An Open Letter to Lesson Horses
In this week’s Best of Jumper Nation, Gillian Warner offers her thanks to the lesson horses of the world. After all, where would most of us be without them? (more…)
Reader Photo Challenge: Fully Baked
Our readers love to bake likenesses of their horses… or at least of horses in general. (more…)
Slow Progress Is Better Than No Progress: Michelle and Peewee
“I have always loved the quote ‘slow progress is better than no progress,’ but I find it applicable now more than ever as it captures my journey with Peewee thus far.” (more…)
