Standardbred stallion Garth Vader was recently donated to the University of Pennsylvaniaâs School of Veterinary Medicine, where he will be one of the horses-in-residence at The Georgia and Philip Hofmann Research Center for Animal Reproduction on the Ne
According to the Insurance Journal, a new study is underway to find ways to improve horse farm safety and provide resources to horse farms to make improvements to promote better farm safety.Â
Whether you have competition goals in mind or are a recreational rider, youâll learn more than you ever thought possible when Christoph Hess is joined by Pat and Linda Parelli to demonstrate how classical international dressage and natural horsemanship
My Horse University is offering a free crash course about the ins and outs of choosing, purchasing, and owning a horse.
In the current economic climate, horse owners need to do more with less. Since feed constitutes the largest cost factor for any animal, it is important that the use of available ingredients is maximized. Feed efficiency should therefore be considered a si
Ivory Pal's future was bleak. The trainers had tried all the "traditional" Tennessee Walking Horse training techniques - the whips, the stacked shoes. Nothing worked, not even when his rider angrily whipped his head to get his attention.
In Britain, horse owners are being warned about fraud in the equine and pet cremation industry after a Somerset man duped horse owners into paying for individual cremations then disposed of their horses in other ways.
MyHorse Daily has announced the release of a new free guide for horse owners: Building Horse Barns: Tips on Barn Styles, Barn Layouts and Practical Horse Barn Features.
After violating her probation by bringing 17 horses to her Greenfield farm, a 58-year-old woman convicted of animal abuse and neglect in May could be headed to jail. Ann Arnold of Wilton Greenfield Road was convicted in May of abusing or neglecting 19 of
Case Clay, president and chief executive officer of Three Chimneys Farm, was named chair of the University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research Foundationâs board of directors at its October meeting. Art Zubrod, manager of Brittany Farm, was named [no-glos