Featuring a range of expert guests, including veterinarians, homesteaders, worming specialists, colic research, Poop Week is set to be an entertaining and educational experience.
The Thoroughbred Makeover includes competition in ten riding sports as well as a seminar series, social and networking opportunities for those with an interest in Thoroughbred aftercare.
This research will improve understanding of the ways caregivers navigate management of chronic equine metabolic disorders with the goal of veterinarians and owners working together more effectively.
The signature of an Amish built horse barn is its robust nature and the strong structural framing members and resolute carpentry skill sets provide durability and longevity.
Kentucky Equine Research has been a pioneer in uses of beet pulp as a super fiber ingredient in horse feeds and looks forward to working with Unbeetable to develop new beet-based products.
Whether you’re considering a guided trek through the hills of Spain, a beach ride in Ireland, or a week immersed in a clinic-style retreat, a riding vacation offers more than just beautiful scenery.
By understanding what ETIAS is, which countries require it, and how and when to apply, you’ll be all set for an enjoyable horse riding trip.
In today's market place with the availability of quality barn structures produced at a factory, rural and more remote locations are not at the mercy of the one stop operator down the highway.
With investment in research and educational initiatives, HHRF is a catalyst advancing knowledge of horse-human interactions impact on health and well-being of people and equines.
New research grants aimed at advancing horse health and well-being represent a significant step forward to help improve the health and welfare of equine companions worldwide.