Category: Monthly Editorial

No matter the climate, cleaning tack for spring riding is a chore worthy of attention. Tack that is well cared for not only looks good

Arena footing can make or break your horse’s training. Think about how you would feel starting a new training routine on loose, deep beach sand.

Despite the fact that the cecum is one of the most important parts of a horse’s digestive system, most horse owners ignore (or don’t fully

You’re determined to give your horse the best care, so you’re concerned when you notice small cracks in his hooves during your latest grooming session.

Keeping your horse’s toes in tip-top shape isn’t just a great way to impress handsome farriers and make your barn mates jealous, it’s an investment

During a mare’s pregnancy, moderate exercise  such as vigorous walking or riding will help control her weight and maintain muscle tone and strength needed for the

Flooding is the most common and costly disaster experienced by U.S. citizens. Flooding can be dangerous not only for horses but for ranchers and their

The pickup and trailer are hooked up, filled with diesel and tires checked. Clothes are pressed, and entry fees are paid. Practice went well this

Placentitis is an inflammation of the placenta usually caused by an infectious agent. It has emerged as a leading cause of reproductive loss in the

As a devoted horse owner, you take pride in your equine’s appearance. That’s why a sudden development of patchy, scab-ridden skin can be shocking, and