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What Separates the American Competitive Trail Horse Assn from Other Trail Organizations?
ACTHA is on course to hold approximately 1,000 events this year alone across the United States and Canada and hat means more trail rides closer to you and your horse.
Horses Are Bio-Feedback Beings
It may surprise you to see the upcoming series on Monty Roberts Online University involving yoga ON horseback.
Why Understanding Horses' Gut Microbiome Is Important for Horse Owners
Equines are unable to produce the chemicals and enzymes needed to break down fibrous plant cells and have formed a partnership with microscopic inhabitants of their gut for digestive purposes.
World Horse Championships: Here Come the Hay Steamers!
Haygain steamers help keep the hay as consistent as possible by reducing the dust, mold and allergens in hay.
Keeping Your Barn Safe
Falls, fire, structural inadequacies, and horse-related injuries are legitimate concerns for every horse owner. Read to learn the 12 tips for barn safety and how you can reduce the risks of injuries related to horses, barns and equipment.
Helpful Tips to Care for Your Senior Horse This Winter
No matter what your horseâs chronological age, if heâs starting to show signs of aging such as stiffness, difficulty maintaining weight, or decreased immune response, itâs time to start thinking of him as a senior.
Horizon Structures Presents Series: Horses Will Be Horses and Dogs Will Be Dogs
For both the dog owner and the property and/or business owner, dogs can be a headache for to monitor, even if you are on site all the time.
Cavallo Hoof Boots for Horses Q & A: Will You Follow the Herd or Be a Trailblazer?
The benefits of barefoot horses and Cavallo Hoof Boots are transparently told by many in the horse community.
Are You Equipped to Excel in the Saddle? Experience Equine Affaire in Columbus, Ohio in April!
Equine Affaire will return to the Ohio Expo Center on April 7-10, 2022, with a full schedule of educational clinics, sessions and demonstrations.
New, Exhaustive Study Probes Hidden History of Horses in the American West
To tell the stories of horses in the West, the team closely examined about two dozen sets of animal remains found at sites ranging from New Mexico to Kansas and Idaho.