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Horse Racing Comes to Del Mar
Famous for its magic and nostalgia, this long-time horse race tradition dates back to 1937 when Bing Crosby greeted the first guests, and Seabiscuit won by a nose in 1938.
On to the Next Level of Horsemanship with Ride Smarter
Ride Smarter delves into the advantages of cross-training between arena exercises and trail obstacles and how to use that approach to develop a versatile, responsive horse.
The Foundation for the Horse Awards $5,000 to Veterinarian Groups Providing California Fire Equine Relief
Veterinarians with NCAEP and the University of California-Davis Veterinary Emergency Response Team are helping horses impacted by fires through search and rescue and shelter and care efforts.
Why Asian Horses Don't Get Sick with the Flu
Avian influenza viruses infect horses in Mongolia but do not cause outbreaks of disease because they failed to acquire key genetic changes to enable cross-species transmissibility.
Preventing Thrush and Seedy Toe in Your Horse this Winter
While some horse's bodies may slow down hoof growth in colder months, hoof care is still required to maintain a healthy hoof and prevent thrush and seedy toe.
Sanctuary Horses Benefit From Hagyard Helps Horses Program
âThe EQUUS Foundation provides funding to re-train horses for multiple careers after their sport careers are over and also offers a sanctuary for horses who have reached the end of their careers.â
Parasite Resistance: Why Horse Owners Can't Ignore It
Still treating today's parasites based on yesterday's calendar? Â In the world of human medicine, youâve likely heard about concerns of bacteria becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics.1 It works like this: Each time a person takes an ant
Common Issues of the Aging Horse
For horses, ageing has its challenges in key areas, but correct choice of supplements can help horses maintain and function more youthfully.
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.
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.