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Equine Conditioning Is Not a "One Size Fits All"
No matter the discipline, proper conditioning is a key element toward enhancing your horse's athletic performance and its ability to endure the activity without succumbing to injury or health problems.
Breeders' Cup to Partner with Retired Racehorse Project
Each year the best horses in the world gather for the Breeders’ Cup to vie for top honors, and in recent years the Thoroughbred Makeover brings esteem for newly retired horses.
AAEP Updates Equine Vaccination Guidelines Relative to Coronavirus Pandemic
It is hoped that these updated guidelines will be a useful in preventing or mitigating the effects of infectious diseases in equines.
Animal Wellness Action's Lobbying for Increase in Horse Protection Act Funding Secures $4.1 Million in FY23 House Agriculture Appropriations Bill
In addition to helping end soring, the egislation would also renew the ban on horse slaughter in U.S.
Six Impactful Equine Research Projects Supported by The Foundation for the Horse
Equine research is one of three pillars of impact along with education and horses at risk supported by The Foundation.
Back Country Horsemen Contribute Millions of Dollars in Volunteer Value
For 40 years, Back Country Horsemen have volunteered their time, skill, and resources towards keeping trails open to horse use and promoting responsible recreation in a myriad ways.
Is Your Horse Misbehaving? Consider the Possibility of Stomach Ulcers
Subtle signs given by a horse's behavior may indicate serious health issues.
Equine Asthma Causes are Everywhere!
Even a meticulously maintained horse area has loads of microscopic irritants, much of it from forage that has high nutrient value and looks and smells fresh and clean.
Your Horse Misbehaving? Consider the Possibility of Stomach Ulcers!
Subtle signs given by a horse's behavior may indicate serious health issues.
Grand Meadows Cares Series: Horse Safety Checks Not To Overlook
Commonly overlooked aspects of spring-clean actions at the barn exist, and for your horses’ safety it is best to take charge of these now.