Do you have an entire equine at home, meaning a male that is still intact-but you wish he weren’t?  If so, there is help available. Read … READ MORE »

It’s interesting when you read about professional trainers going through the same excitement, worries and thrills that we non-professionals do with our horse’s competitions. Here, Horse Journal … READ MORE »

Have you ever wondered why your dog gets a rabies shot every three years, but your horse must endure one every year? Well, you’re not alone. … READ MORE »

If you’re interested in three-day eventing, and maybe if you’re not!, you’ll enjoy this account of a competition in California from a competitor’s point of view … READ MORE »

Horse Journal‘s Editor-in-Chief Cindy Foley wrote a recent blog that shows how we all sometimes do our best thinking and idea generating when we’re alone in … READ MORE »

We’ll bet that you’ve enjoyed this type of a thrill, too, if you’ve raised your own horse. Or maybe you’re dreaming of this experience. Either way, … READ MORE »

Are you pro or anti riding helmets? Do you wear one yourself? Have you considered the risks, truly? Anyone who doesn’t wear a riding helmet every … READ MORE »

Have you ever thought about using magnetic therapy for your sore or injured horse? Then you should read this article by the editors of Horse Journal … READ MORE »

Have you ever wondered why some horse folks think polo wraps are awesome, while others think they’re useless?  They’re certainly an inexpensive alternative to tendon boots, … READ MORE »

When it comes to barn management, sometimes it take a village…and that includes cats. Here’s Dr. Deb Eldredge, Horse Journal Contributing Veterinary Editor, to tell us … READ MORE »

Once you wash away all that winter mud, take a good, long look at your horse’s coat and hooves. What do you see? If you see … READ MORE »

As owners of horses, we sure go through a lot of resources. So how can we be responsible, too? Dr. Deb Eldredge, Horse Journal Contributing Veterinary … READ MORE »

You want to save money by ordering medications online for your horse, but how do you know they’re safe? Dr. Grant Miller, Horse Journal Contributing Veterinary … READ MORE »

There’s a great organization that raises funds to help neglected horses. We thought you’d like to hear about it too, maybe to help them or begin … READ MORE »

Most of us would like to raise a foal one day, hopefully into a great show or riding horse.  We all know that you should handle … READ MORE »

As gasoline prices continue to skyrocket, the cost of everything else goes up along with them. Gasoline is needed to plant and harvest crops and move … READ MORE »

Horse Journal’s writers are active horsemen and women, and they experience some of the same frustrations you do. If you have an FEI-level horse, you may … READ MORE »

Horse Journal Performance Editor John Strassburger has some advice to give about teaching your horse to safely load into a trailer.  A seasoned competitor and trainer, … READ MORE »

If your kids or spouse think you worry more about your horses’ comfort than theirs, you might want to have them read this blog by Dr. … READ MORE »

Before you lose that holiday spirit, read Margaret Freeman’s blog about the best Christmas gift she ever received. Horse Journal‘s Associate Editor Margaret describes the photo, … READ MORE »

Did you sell a horse worth $1,000 or more in 2012? If so, the editors at Horse Journal ask that you make sure the United States … READ MORE »

If  ”all you do” is horses, you’re not alone. Most of us find it our sole calling — maybe even our “soul” calling! — and focus … READ MORE »

Do you get butterflies before a horse show or competition? John Strassburger, Horse Journal Performance Editor,  is a seasoned competitor, trainer and journalist, and knows exactly … READ MORE »

Ever wonder if all horse people go through what you go through to keep your horses healthy, safe and sound? Do you sometimes think it’s just … READ MORE »

For many years, the ELCR (Equine Land Conservation Resource) has been telling all who will listen that we’re losing land rapidly. That means no place to … READ MORE »