As our horses live longer lives, their nutritional management can be challenging if they have compromised dentition.

Biosecurity planning for equestrian events is becoming increasingly crucial as more horses than ever co-mingle at more international shows.

The hindgut of the horse is a delicate, symbiotic ecosystem; here is some advice to keep it functioning optimally.

Researchers are using social media to collect information and help people learn more about this confusing and often over-diagnosed disease.

A study of dressage horses found oral lesions caused by the bit in a surprising 45% of horses examined at one competition.

Hay or pasture alone will not meet a horse’s mineral requirements and supplementation to provide what forage is lacking may be necessary.

A study looked at what have we learned from accident analysis to mitigate future risk and work towards safer interactions with horses.

A study in Great Britain explored measurable markers of fatigue in event horses which may be useful for earlier intervention by officials.

Managing horses with metabolic issues is a challenge; here's a look at some supplement products and the science behind them.

A presentation at the ISES conference outlined a free online curriculum to help young horsepeople better understand biosecurity measures.