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Top Vacation Ranches Saddle Up For St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
In 2015, luxury vacation and working cattle ranches are hosting Saddle Up events to help St. Jude in this all-important battle of fighting childhood cancer and to save lives of thousands of children around the world.
Behavioral Changes from Foal to Aged Equine
Learn about the behavioral traits and challenges of your growing foal and how you fit into that ever-changing picture as the horse ages.
Horse Conformation - Head, Neck and Shoulders
Conformation of the head and shoulders of your horse is discussed in this article, second in the series by noted author Heather Smith Thomas.
Horizon Structures Presents Series: A Stable Solution to Boarding Barn Revenue Quandaries
Offering rough board, partial board, barter board are all on the table when it comes to making a little extra money and keeping the horse barn ticking along.
Housing Your Horse
The housing that a horse owner provides for a horse is often determined by circumstances. Learn about housing choices for your horse, the pros and cons of each, and what it takes to effectively house and manage a horse.
Horse Trailering With Safety in Mind
While it's just common sense to ensure that your horse has been trained to load and unload safely and in a calm manner well in advance, proper planning ahead for any trip can ensure that the entire transportation process goes smoothly and is safe.
Horizon Structures Presents Series - The Ins and Outs of Free Access Between Shelter and Grazing For Your Horse
The innate need for equines to have access to grazing and their preference for constant movement aids their digestion, keeps joints loose and soft tissues elastic.
New Research Shows Amazing Ability of Horses To Adapt to Extreme Cold
âYakutian horses developed their striking adaptations to the extreme cold climate present in the region in less than 800 years, making it one of the fastest examples of adaptation within mammals.â
Severely Neglected Horses Rescued from Maryland Farm
âWhen field officers of the HSWC responded to a concerned citizen, they found three emaciated horses with rotten teeth and three foot-long hoofs confined in separate stalls.
Trees and Shrubs Make a Good Addition to Pastures as Fodder for Horses
âAdding trees and shrubs in and around pastures can be beneficial for a number of reasons; it not only plays a major role in the hydration of the land and the control of erosion, but it can also provide shade, shelter and fodder.â