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Finding a Horse That Fits
In this excerpt from ‘The Riding Doctor,’ Dr. Beth Glosten talks frankly about how, in order to avoid →
Horses & Social Media: Horse Selling 101
Social media makes it easier than ever to list horses for sale — but there are plenty of →
Right in the Eye: Tricks for Applying Eye Ointment
In this excerpt from the book Good Horse, Bad Habits, horsewoman and lifelong rancher Heather Smith-Thomas explains how →
Advancing Your Riding on a Budget: 5 Benefits to Clinic Auditing
For all of us with big riding goals but a shoestring budget, auditing a clinic can be a →
Essay: If Wishes Were Horses
“Horse people of the internet, I was clueless.” →
Horses & Entomology: Here There Be Spiders
We might not know why we’re so inherently afraid of spiders, but only two species are toxic to →
Finding Solace in Horses
“My mind was finally just happy to hitch a ride along in the saddle with me.” →
The Tenth Place Horse
An essay by Ginny Sullivan. →
3 Ways the Judge Can Be Your Ally
Despite how it might feel with their eyes upon you in the show ring, the judge is actually →
Thoroughbred Incentive Program July Youth Ambassador
Meet Brenna Tento! →
Now Hiring: Considerations For Professionals & Working Students
The only thing harder than finding the right horse job is finding the right employee — and vice-versa. →
10 Horsey Novels For Your Summer List
A curated collection by Mike Shortridge. →
Horses & Insects: Using Pest Predators For Insect Control
Entomologist Marty Matisoff has the scoop. →
Finding Nemo, Part IV: Getting Answers & Moving Forward
“If nothing else, I at least feel like, in the end, I’ve done right by him. I don’t →
The Low-Down on Leverage Bits
An excerpt from ‘Dressage the Cowboy Way’ by Eitan Beth-Halachmy. →
Finding Nemo, Part III: Asking Questions
“As we waited for the blood tests to come back, I couldn’t help but wonder what I wanted →
Thoroughbred Incentive Program June Youth Ambassador
Meet Amara Underwood! →
Finding Nemo, Part II: The First Days Home
“I had been riding horses for 19 years, and I’d been a working student under multiple trainers. I →
Show Sponsorship for Dummies: How to Create ROI For Your Small Business
If you operate a small equestrian business, chances are you’ve been hit up for horse show sponsorship. Claire →
Horses & Insects: The Magical, Mystical World of Cicadas
By entomology contributor Marty Matisoff. →
Finding Nemo, Part I: Ignoring the Red Flags
“Sometimes, despite the red flags, we decide to take a chance.” Victoria Shields shares the story she never →
So You Want to Get an OTTB, Part III: Creating a Lasting Relationship
You’ve done your research, bought your first OTTB and put a solid foundation of exposure and ground work →
So You Want to Get an OTTB, Part II: The First Few Dates
Retraining your OTTB for a second career after racing can be a rewarding process (plus a lot of →
‘If the Barn Is On Fire’
In this excerpt from her new book Horses in Translation, equine behavior specialist Sharon Wilsie follows up the →