As a rider, training tends to be very sport-specific – hours in the saddle, sitting trot without stirrups. Learn about more exercises in this article.
Pro tips for tackling the imposing triple combination.
Barging behaviour and pushy behaviour can be about space – whoever owns the space and can move another horse out of that space determines the herd hierarchy
Lameness, which would appear to be the most obvious indicator of pain severity, is often not the most accurate assessment of the extent of injury.
If you have ever owned or been acquainted with older grey horses, you have likely seen a melanoma, a type of cancer, somewhere on its body.
Just by looking at the excellent nutritional quality of legumes, one might wonder why they shouldn’t feed their horses legume hay.
How to walk the fine line between being supportive and interfering.
It was a tragedy that led Brenda Bastian to purchase her Trakehner broodmare, Helga. And another tragedy nearly ended the mare’s life.
What is the difference between sickle-hocked, cow-hocked, and post-legged. This article explains these issues in the hind legs.
Veterinarian Dr. Dennis Rach has long considered dentistry a vital element of horse health care and lists the top 10 dental issues he’s observed.
