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Category: Monthly Editorial

FRIESIANS Proud. Strong. Intelligent.

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Fritz fan link is the embodiment of Friesian excellence—powerful, elegant, and unmistakably noble. Awarded the prestigious 1e premie and Champion designation through the rigorous standards

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Would You Know If Your Horse Was in Pain?

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Horses are masters of subtlety. As prey animals, their survival once depended on their ability to mask weakness. While this instinct served them well in

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Mastering Indoor Riding Arena Dust Control

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Indoor riding arenas provide a controlled environment for equestrian activities, shielding riders and horses from the elements. However, one common challenge faced by arena owners

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Understanding Horse Arena Footing

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

When it comes to building and maintaining a horse arena, footing is one of the most critical elements to consider. Whether you’re designing an arena

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Gastric Health

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Your horse was designed for constant grazing, so his stomach is continuously producing acid to aid in digestion. In a natural setting, eating and chewing

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Things You Might Not Know About Assisted Equine Reproductive Techniques

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

It is important to understand the benefits and costs of assisted reproductive techniques (ARTs) to ensure alignment with breeding goals. We collaborated with specialists in

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Ask the Vet: Reproduction

March 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Ask The Vet, Monthly Editorial

Question: I have a mare with a four-day heat cycle. Are there any symptoms that might present before the normal signs of heat in order

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Mandatory Repairs Sellers Are Responsible for After a Home Inspection 

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

If you’re selling your home, you might be concerned about common repairs needed after a home inspection. After all, despite it still being largely a seller’s market, most buyers won’t commit to

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Treating Through Feeding

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

It is truly amazing how the diagnoses and treatment of equine maladies has changed in recent years. Those of us who have been around longer

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Ask the Vet: Reproduction

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Ask The Vet, Monthly Editorial

Question: How old is too old to breed a mare for the first time?  Answer: Mares do not typically go through menopause, as they will

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Setting the Foundation for a Successful Season

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

A breeding stallion is the cornerstone of any program, carrying not only the genetic legacy of his pedigree but also the hopes and investment of

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Martin Saddlery Launches New Cowboy Saddle

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Built for the cowboy who ranches all day or the horsemen who do it all, the new Martin Saddlery Cowboy Saddle is designed to handle

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When a Mare Rejects Her Foal: A Hidden Threat to Survival

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

The arrival of a foal is usually accompanied by strong maternal instincts and an almost immediate bond between mare and newborn. When that bond does

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What Horse Hair Can Tell Us

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Monthly Editorial

Horse hair is often admired for its beauty and strength, but beneath its smooth surface lies a remarkable biological record. From the mane and tail

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Help for a Horse That Drags Her Feet

February 1, 2026 Robin Bradford Clinton Anderson Tips, Monthly Editorial

Question: I have an 8-year-old Quarter Horse mare that barely moves. She is cutting bred and is very athletic, but she drags her hind feet and

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