Riders over 40 – including those 65+ – are the fastest-growing segment of the equestrian world, whether newbies or returning to the sport.

Even horse people are not immune from the weird world of viral dares; at least most of these require some degree of skill!

Handheld portable cryotherapy devices offer treatment for a wide variety of equine conditions, from injury repair to pain management.

In every horseperson's life there eventually comes a time to hang up the saddle; here is one woman's tale after 40 years of competition.

Bacterial infections are becoming harder to treat and antibiotic resistance is to blame. What can horse owners do before it’s too late?

Your horse's vision is precious and essential to how he perceives the world; here's how to protect it and recognize when something is wrong.

No horses or riders were injured in the making of these videos ... just a lot of egos bruised and dreams crushed...

Teus Van Den Brink is a seasoned auction veteran who warns that buying foals can be a real gamble, so do your homework

In part 2 of this 3-part series about humans and horses in the Ukraine war zone, we meet Maria and learn how she and her horses survived Russia’s attack.

Advice for breeders from Dutch farrier Ramon Koppendraaier about early trimming, corrections, and the importance of room to run.