For communities with deep equestrian roots, the relationship between horse and rider is more than sport or tradition—it is partnership, heritage, and artistry. That timeless
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Colic Happens
Most equestrians will encounter a colicking horse at some point. Whether the episode is mild or severe, being able to recognize the signs of colic
Equine Heat Stress and What to Do About It
As temperatures soar during the summer months, horses become increasingly susceptible to heat stress. Unlike humans, horses are less efficient at cooling themselves, and prolonged
What to Ask a Real Estate Agent When Selling Your Horse Property
Selling a horse property is very different from selling a traditional home. Buyers are not only evaluating the residence itself, but also the land, barn
Horse is Losing Forward Motion When Doing Bending Transitions
Question: I’ve finished the Fundamentals and am working on the Intermediate level with my horse. When doing Bending Transitions, when I sit back in the saddle
Ask the Vet: Broodmare Practices
Question: I have a 2-year-old Molly mule that shows strong estrus behaviors. Will implanting marbles in her uterus help? Or are herbal supplements or other
Rotaviral Infections in Foals
Rotaviral diarrhea is one of the most concerning and life-threatening diseases for foals under six months of age. It’s a condition that requires quick recognition
Returning the Horse to Peak Performance
Whether it’s a seasoned ranch horse recovering from a tendon injury, a barrel racer returning to competition after surgery, or an aging gelding regaining mobility
Expert Tips for Faster Sales
Selling property in a rural market is a different experience than selling in town—and success depends on understanding those differences. Whether the property is a
Managing Addison’s Disease In Pets
From switching food brands, to limiting exposure to certain ingredients, to introducing new medications, uncovering the cause of your dog’s fluctuating digestive upset can be
More Than a Blood Test
Good nutrition forms the foundation of equine health, influencing everything from growth and reproduction to athletic performance and longevity. While body condition, coat quality, and
Creating Draw With a Horse
Question: Heinz is an older horse, and I used to have to chase him to catch him. I’ve worked with him to teach him that when
What Makes a Horse Property “Turn-Key” — And What Buyers Commonly Overlook
In California horse country, the phrase “turn-key” carries a lot of weight. With high land values, strict regulations, and limited inventory, buyers are often drawn
Showing On A Budget
No matter the discipline, horse showing is expensive! Simply the purchase and everyday care of a horse is pricey, and when you start to add
Ask the Vet: Winter Weather Care for Your Horse
Question: We live in Southern California and don’t often blanket our horses in winter. At what temperatures should we use their blankets? 45degrees or below