The Horseracing Integrity Act is aimed at protecting American racehorses through uniform drug standards and enforcement in horseracing. Here’s why the legislation — and your help! — are so important. (more…)
Every week Horse Nation teams up with Ovation Riding to recognize those doing good in the horse world. Today we recognize Nourish the U.S. Hunter Jumper Association and its pledge to match up to $300,000 in aid for members in financial need.
The Belmont Stakes, usually the final hurdle to overcome in the coveted Triple Crown, will be the first leg in this year’s series, and at a modified distance. (more…)
“He was quiet enough that I also rode him the very first day. I’m not too embarrassed to admit that I cried. To actually get on and have him walk off quietly … after so much time and worry about him, well, my heart was full to bursting.” (more…)
The Horse Transportation Safety Act (H.R. 1400), first introduced in 2008, may have the opportunity to get off the ground this year. If this bill passes, it would be one more step toward ensuring the safety of America’s horses during transport. (more…)
Rather than cancelling or postponing its annual event, Breyer has decided to go virtual. On July 10 – 12, 2002, BreyerFest will be hosted virtually from Breyer’s New Jersey headquarters. (more…)
Bringing a horse into work requires careful consideration of biomechanics and how to introduce a workload properly. Here’s what Dr. Hilary Clayton had to say on the matter in an interview with Equine Guelph. (more…)
How equestrians cope with staying in the mental game of competing varies from rider to rider. In this week’s Best of Jumper Nation, Susan Glover examines how riders maintain their confidence going into the ring.
