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Getting and Maintaining Permission to Ride Your Horse on Other's Land
'If you are fortunate enough to be given permission to ride on your neighbor's land,' Cerny says, 'you need to consider it a privilege.'
Boehringer Ingelheim and the Equine Network Collaborate on Equine Disease Information Dissemination
A new program sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim and hosted by the Equine Network will distribute disease information from the Equine Disease Communication Center throughout the industry.
Nutritional Deficiencies
Learn about the severe effects on horse health that are caused by Nutritional Deficiencies and why horse owners need to determine feeding requirements for individual horses based on age, climate, level of work and exercise, lactation or pregnancy, and ge
Practice Makes Perfect When Rescuing a Horse
The Santa Barbara County Humane Society and County Fire Department practiced horse trailer rescues Saturday, November 12, 2011.
How Equestrians Can Save the World
Celebrate Earth Day Every Day: Top Ten Books on Green Riding, Sustainable Living, and How Equestrians Can Save the World If you and your horse would like to ride greener, live more sustainably, or join - or lead - the charge toward saving the world
Question from a Horseback Rider: How Can A Saddle Pad Affect My Ride?
Too often, saddles pinch and restrict not only the muscles and skeletal structure of the horse, but they radically inhibit adequate blood and oxygen flow along the spine.
Horizon Structures Presents Series - Out Of The Sun For Everyone
While the outdoor arena may not be in the shade and the rider and horse may have to work in the sun for an hour, it doesn't mean that instructors can't benefit from a shelter from the harmful rays of the sun.
Limping Horse? Assessing and Treating Lameness in Your Horse
The anatomy of the equine with fine legs and a large body puts the horse in a precarious position, and, as a horse owner, taking prompt action when any signs of lameness occur save time and money and possibly your horse's life.
11 Tips for Effective Biosecurity at Horse Shows and Camps
Several factors increase the risk of horses on the road including stress to the animal, sharing of tack, and the unintended introduction of horses carrying disease.
Fall Season Brings Challenges and Pleasures for Horses and Owners
"Depending on where you live, autumn months bring a variety of weather conditions that affect horse owners, riders, and horses in ways that bring pleasure, but also in ways that are distracting, frustrating and create extra work for both the horse and ow