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The Foundation for the Horse Awards Nearly $640,000 for Programs Benefiting the Welfare of the Horse
The Foundation's investment in equine veterinary education, research and support for horses at risk will truly improve the welfare for many horses and working equids.
Horizon Structures Presents Series: Horse Barn Gyms and Detached Saunas a Hit with Equestrian Athletes
The addition of one more stall to a horse barn build to accommodate a small gym or exercise area is becoming an increasingly popular choice for horse property owners.
The Power of Protein – How Much is Enough for Your Horse?
When a horse absorbs protein, it is broken down into amino acids then reassembled into proteins inside the horse's body.
Music Helps Horses Better Respond to Performance Demands
The music positively impacted the emotional state and performance of treated horses, compared to the control group.
Animal Protection Groups Commend House Action on Priority Equine Protection Legislation to End Horse Slaughter and Soring
The PAST Act addresses abuse of Tennessee walking horses and breeds forced to perform high-stepping gait the 'Big Lick' by bad actors who subject the horses' legs to painful techniques known as soring.
American Horse Council Celebrates National Day of the Horse
"The AHC encourages everyone to post on social media using the hashtag #NationalDayoftheHorse to continue to tell their personal stories of their equines and the joy they bring to peopleâs lives daily.â
Horizon Structures Presents Series - For Horse Supplies Sometimes Simplest Storage Solutions Are Best
Today sheds not only come in a variety of shapes and sizes, they are sided with low maintenance materials in an assortment of colors, shingle or metal roof options.
Humane Groups Celebrate Pivotal Move in Congress to End Cruelty of Horse Soring
Horse ‘soring’ is one of the worst cruelties imaginable—where scofflaw trainers deliberately torment Tennessee walking horses to get them to fling their front legs high, just to win a blue ribbon in a show ring.
USDA Proposes New Rule to Crack Down on Soring of Horses
"Itâs been a federal crime since 1970 to show horses who have been sored â subjected to the intentional infliction of pain on their legs and hooves to force them to step higher to gain a competitive edge in the show ring, but cruel, unscrupulous trai
Veterinarians are Considering Lecithin for Treating and Preventing Ulcers in Horses
Many veterinarians are finding the use of lecithin, along with apple pectin, to be very intriguing in its apparent health benefits in preventing and treating gastric lesions in horses.