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AHC Show Focuses on Communication Between Horse and Rider
The Kentucky Round-Up, hosted by the Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) on February 2, 2013 at the Kentucky Horse Park, highlights the need for effective communication between horse and rider through focused demonstrations. Presenting clinicians, Linda Starne
The Ridden Horse Checklist
The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram (RHpE) is a valuable, scientifically-validated tool for assessment of pain in ridden horses.
Cutting Horse Costs without Compromising Welfare
According to the National Equine Welfare Council of Great Britain, it is possible to cut the costs of keeping a horse without compromising on the horse's welfare. With the economies in tatters around the globe, equine charities receive a large numb
USRider: Finding the Right Trailer for your Horse
âFor many horses, loading and unloading is the most stressful part of trailering making this a central consideration when you buy your new trailer.â
Landmark Field Investigation of Horse Slaughter Released
The report finds that the instant a horse is designated a 'kill horse' handling and treatment deteriorate from horses previously treated as companions or working animals.
USRider: Traveling with an Older Horse
While traveling, it is important to keep your older horse on his normal feeding schedule. There is a higher risk of colic because the horse is standing in one place rather than moving around.
Causes of Horse Related Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Read about the 5 most common causes of horse-related injuries and the 7 keys to good horsemanship that will help prevent these injuries.
Winter Means Increased Respiratory Problems for Horses
Barns are often built for warmth and protection more than for air flow and ventilation, and measurements of the respirable organic particles in horse barns has shown potential respiratory dangers for horses.
BLM’s 2017 Budget Opens Door for Wild Horse Slaughter and Sterilization
âThe provision would make wild horses available for transfer to state and local authorities, many which have publicly called for wholesale slaughter and once transferred, the horses would lose their protected wild status, meaning that authorities could
Metal Shoes, Hoof Pads , Boots or Barefoot: Which Works Best for Horses in Winter
Winter may be time to rehabilitate horse hoofs from the effects of metal shoes and hoof boots can be a useful, practical and no-nonsense tool.