Kicking off the equestrian year, Road to the Horse is celebrating its 10th anniversary in a spectacular way. Past, present and future competitors will meet beneath one roof; this many clinicians have never been seen before in the same place at the same ti
Road to the Horse owner and producer Tootie Bland is known for creating a spectacular event, full of surprises and fans at Road to the Horse 2013 will witness the biggest surprise yet. After much anticipation and an exhausting application process, Bland i
The open and rookie winners of the Rood & Riddle Thoroughbred Sport Horse Awards for 2012 will be honored on January 17 at the United States Equestrian Federationâs annual meeting in Louisville, KY.
The Equine Feed Oat Project (EFOP) in conjunction with RFD-TV is proud to announce that Roy Rogerâs beloved horse Trigger and loyal dog Bullet will blaze through the 58th annual American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Convention in Anaheim C
Rutgers University in New Jersey takes horses seriously with an Equine Academic Program that entices students from across the country. Students interested in pursuing careers in the horse industry or just improving their knowledge of horses can study equi
After a public outcry over some of his actions relative to wild horses, Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar says he will tighten regulations of the federal government's wild horse program, restricting the number of horses people can buy and making it ea
According to AAEP publications, when most horses exhibit unsocial or obnoxious behaviors, there may be a good reason. Understanding what makes your horse "tick" can be rewarding for both you and your horse.
SmartPak, the countryâs largest equestrian online and catalog retailer, is able to provide unrivaled customer service because it treats every horse like a member of its family.
The horse is naturally, by right of birth and genetics, an elite athlete. Pound for pound, the horse is able to run faster and longer than any of the other domesticated species, including humans!
Management of horse pasture is an ongoing process that takes time, equipment, knowledge, and dollars. If managed wisely and well, pasture will be an economical source of high-quality feed as well as a healthy place for horses to exercise.