The Coggins test is an integral part in maintaining the health and welfare of the United States’ horse population. However,…
Sweeping, scrubbing and removing cobwebs from each stall is a ritual at Jill Girardi-Thomas’ Franklin, Tenn., barn. But all this…
In Part 1 of Road-Ready Tips for Hauling Horses, we looked at routine cleaning and checking of your horse trailer.…
In developing solutions for horse training problems, it’s important to look at things from the horse’s point of view. If…
Q: I have a gray horse with multiple melanomas under his tail. Can these be treated or cured? Will they…
Q: My horse is not respectful on the lead rope. He barges into my personal space and sometimes tries to…
Q: All of my horses are now retired from competing and I keep them at home where there aren’t other…
Q: I just finished reading the article "Too Heavy to Ride?” and I have a question about rider weight in…
Q: I own two off-track Thoroughbreds that live at home. I have been considering self-vaccination for my mare and gelding.…
A horse’s digestive system is very different from a human’s. Horses are hindgut fermenters, which means the bulk of their…