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PATH Promotes Benefits of Therapeutic Horseback Riding
During the past several months, therapeutic horseback riding has been in the news. There is much interest, and perhaps a little skepticism, in the legitimacy of equine-assisted activities and therapies (EAAT).
Young Trainers Shine at Mustang Millions Competition
Youth competitions tested the relationship between handler and horse and their willingness to complete in-hand maneuvers such as trotting, stopping, backing, 360 degree turns, loading in a trailer, and navigating over trail obstacles.
Mustang Magic Brings Twist to Fort Worth
The Mustang Magic Trainers Challenge, a wild horse training competition in its sixth year, will be held at the 118th annual Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo from Thursday, January 23 to Saturday, January 25, 2014.
PATH Partners with Wounded Warriors
The Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl., a leader in equine-assisted activities and therapies, has partnered with Wounded Warrior Project to provide equine-assisted activities and therapies for WWP alumni.
Practice Preparedness and Prevention - Resources on Barn Fire Prevention from Equine Guelph
The Fire and Emergency Preparedness course has a strong focus on prevention plus information that ensures, if the unthinkable happens, you are able to improve the odds of a successful outcome.
Brooke USA Funds Equine Organizations in the US and Abroad to Assist during the Coronavirus Pandemic
When equine owners suffer, so do their animals, thus it is imperative that we at Brooke USA help right now and we are able to aid where the need is the greatest.
What Every Horseback Rider Needs to Know about Helmets
Helmets can reduce the risk of horse-related fatal head injuries by 70 – 80%1 so this highlights the importance of wearing a properly fitting riding helmet for all equestrian activities.
Brooke USA Foundation and EQUUS Foundation Partner to Provide Emergency Funding for America's Equines
US-based equine charities that find homes for at-risk equines and equines in transition, provide a safe haven for aged equines, and have the EQUUS Guardian designation are eligible to apply.
Riding Smart: For Brain Health, Don’t Get Back on the Horse After a Fall
Riding immediately after a concussion means your balance is going to be off and you're not going to be able to process information as effectively, putting you at a risk for a second injury and prolonging your recovery.
Understanding Your Gelding and Using Common Sense When Cleaning His Sheath
Geldings are preferred by some people over mares because geldings tend to be more mellow and predictable because their emotions are more on an even keel when compared to some mares.