"Backyard Race Horse" - A Book Whose Time Has Come

"Backyard Race Horse" shares the experience Janet gained during her years as a trainer, beginning with First Prediction, a throw-away filly she successfully trained from her farm without using medications.

Hay Loft - Choosing the Right Type of Bedding for your Horses

”Bedding is an important choice to insure your horse’s health, so making an educated choice is vital and by knowing the properties of each kind available, you can choose the right type for your horse or facility.”

Biosecurity Basics 2016 - For Horse Owners

For Your Horse’s Sake: Salt Needs More Attention During Hot Months -

Horse Influenza Virus Can Infect Camels and Humans May Be Next

Hundreds of camel and horse nasal samples were collected, and one camel specimen was confirmed to have influenza A which matched viruses in Mongolian horses.

Results of Study on Furosemide Use in Race Horses Announced

The Breeders’ Cup and Hagyard Equine Medical Institute have announced the results of endoscopic examinations of juvenile two-year-old horses for exercise induced pulmonary hemorrhage conducted at the 2013 Breeders’ Cup World Championships at Santa Ani

Network For Horse Sports Offers HD Updates for Annual Barrel Horse Classic

HRTV will again offer exclusive, free HD updates and highlights of the annual Diamonds & Dirt Barrel Horse Classic beginning on Thursday, March 13 through Sunday, March 16, 2014.

Rutgers University - For the Love of Horses and Other Joys

Rutgers University in New Jersey takes horses seriously with an Equine Academic Program that entices students from across the country. Students interested in pursuing careers in the horse industry or just improving their knowledge of horses can study equi

Kentucky Round-Up Featuring Horses to Benefit Charities

The Kentucky Horse Council today announces that Kentucky Round-Up, a new family event featuring horses, will benefit two family-oriented charities:  Kentucky's two Ronald McDonald Houses, Bluegrass and Kentuckiana, and New Beginnings Therapeutic Ridi

Tests Reveal Reliability of Microchips for Horse Identification

Researchers concluded that not only is chipping a far more reliable method for marking horses than traditional methods of branding, they also found it causes far less injury to the animals.