DeAnn Sloan
A Day in the Life of a Pony Named Pony: A Matter of Time
That’s right. Ponies can tell time. (more…)
Winterize Your Horse: Hay Equals Warmth
When it comes to keeping your horses warm during winter, there’s one sure-fire way to help them maintain their temperature in the colder months: hay. (more…)
‘Oh Crap’ Monday: It’s About To Get Western
Monday already is the crappiest day of the week, so it only makes sense that we make things official. Here’s our latest “oh crap” moment. (more…)
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Living With Passion
Meet Chanel Rhodes, a first-generation African American English and Western rider. From her lifelong passion for horses sprang her revolutionary new product — Mane Tresses! (more…)
66th Annual Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show To Be Live-Streamed Exclusively on Horse & Country
Horse & Country TV will be live-streaming the 66th Annual Arabian Horse Show. Don’t miss any of the action! (more…)
Best of JN: Confessions of a Hunter Princess Gone Rogue — Old Folks’ Hell Week with Jimmy Wofford
In this week’s Best of Jumper Nation, Amanda Cousins explains what “Hell Week” is and why anyone would agree to participate in it. (more…)
#TGIF: Play… Without Snow
All weekends bring plenty of chances to play with tour horses, no matter the weather. (more…)
Get the Most Out of Your Working Student Position With This Advice From Deonte Sewell
Deonte Sewell shares his advice on finding the right working student opportunity and getting the most out of working in the industry.
Thursday Video: Horse Facebook Groups
If you haven’t watched this video yet, now is your chance. Don’t miss it! (more…)
Detecting and Treating White Line Disease in Horses
White Line Disease is a hoof infection caused by fungi, bacteria, or a combination of both that destroys tissue connection within the hoof. Here’s how to you can detect, treat it and prevent it. (more…)
Mind Your Melon: Ride Along With Elisa Wallace
It’s helmet cam season once again! Ride along witih Elisa Wallace and her 10-year-old Thoroughbred, Munson Slew. (more…)
#goriding Grams of the Week
Another week of horse life, rounded up in your images. (more…)
Winterize Your Horse: The Pros and Cons of Blanketing
To blanket or not to blanket? That is the question… and often the stage for lively debates. Veterinarian Joyce Harman discusses the pros and cons of blanketing. (more…)
Horse Buyer Language, Translated
When you’re selling a horse and talking to potential buyers, you might need a translator to understand what they really want and, more importantly, what they really need. Fortunately, Horse Nation is here to help with this guide to understanding horse buyer language. (more…)
A Day in the Life of a Pony Named Pony: Snow Day…
… More like snow thank you. (more…)
‘Oh Crap’ Monday: Exploding Hay Bales
Monday is already the crappiest day of the week, so it only makes sense that we make things official. Here’s our latest “oh crap” moment. (more…)
MythBuster Monday: Pacers Don’t Trot
“Most horses fall neatly into the categories of being gaited (Tennessee Walkers, Missouri Fox Trotters) or not (Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses). Standardbreds fall into a grey area, where they are either pacers (gaited) or trotters (not) all within one breed.” (more…)
SmartPak Monday Morning Feed: Follow Your Dreams
Meet Brittney Chambers, the founder and owner of CBC Equine Therapeutic Horseback Riding Academy, LLC. She has been a rider her entire life and provides horsemanship classes, horse training, and equine-facilitated learning and psychotherapy. (more…)
Weekend Wellness: Winter Water Woes and Colic Prevention
For horse owners, nothing is more frightening than hearing the word COLIC! Winter is an important season to focus on colic prevention and ward off water woes that can lead to impaction in the equine gut. (more…)
Best of JN: College Athletes of a Different Sort — Making the Decision Not To Bring Your Horse to College
Some equestrians have found a different college/riding balance — one without horses — and share their experiences.
