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Animal Welfare Groups to New Mexico Regulators: Horsemeat May Be a Risk to Human Health

The Humane Society of the United States and Front Range Equine Rescue have filed a legal petition with the New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board requesting that … READ MORE »
Charles Wilhelm’s “Ultimate Super Horse Challenge™” to be Launched at Horse Expo

In the horse world where the typical scenario is one horse/one discipline, respected horseman Charles Wilhelm is taking another route–and throwing down a challenge. “I’ve always … READ MORE »
FITS Breeches: Now More Color Choices

FITS, an industry leader in athletic equestrian apparel, has added two new colors to its flagship, pull-on breech: FITS Performax™ All Season breeches are now available … READ MORE »
Love Your Farrier? Let Them Know

Farriers work hard year-round to provide quality hoof care for horses worldwide. To honor their dedication and service, American Farriers Journal created National Farriers Week. Here … READ MORE »
Better Breathing for Your Horse without Drugs: FLAIR® Nasal Strips, Now Black and in a Value Pack

Flair LLC, maker of the FLAIR Equine Nasal Strip, is once again offering Black FLAIR Nasal Strip, and the introduction of the FLAIR Six-Strip Value Pack. … READ MORE »
Low-Cost Gelding Clinics Address The Unwanted Horse Problem

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 »
First Choice: Phillip Dutton Himself. Next Best? His Terrific Eventing Book

Who wouldn’t love to attend a clinic taught by an Olympian rider? How about if that Olympian came to you–for free? Award-winning magazine Practical Horseman, in partnership … READ MORE »
Horse&Rider Editor: Two Essentials for Training

Do you know the secret to teaching your horse something new? Horse&Rider senior editor Jennifer Forsberg Meyer tells us what she’s learned: I’ve had the privilege of … READ MORE »
The Motorcycle Versus the Mare, Or, Plowing Through Horse-Husband Power Struggles

Definition of horse husband: 1. a) a domesticated human male beast of burden b). a principle mechanic of towing vehicle and horse trailer c) an alternate … READ MORE »
Need Inspiration? Read The Rescue of Belle & Sundance, An Amazing Horse Survival Story

If you love horses and you want to read a true story that will make you curse, cry and cheer, read The Rescue of Belle & … READ MORE »
Top50 Ranches’ Guide to Summer Horsemanship Clinics and Vacations

Horsemanship vacations offer something very different, and they can be a truly life-changing experience for many guests. This year, why not book onto one and … READ MORE »
Horse Rescue Report: Riding (and Learning About Eventing) on a Budget

What do you do when your horse budget runs low? Rescue horse advocate Cate Lamm has some creative ideas: As I described in my last blog, … READ MORE »
Buy a Gallon of ShowSheen® and Get a Pair of Really Cool Free Boot Socks

ShowSheen® – known as the world’s #1 selling hair polish – is asking riders to wear their colors. A free pair of limited edition, black-and-red ShowSheen … READ MORE »
Moving Up To A New Eventing Level Is Always A Test

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 »
John Lyons Gives Timeless Training Tips for Any Horse in “Bringing Up Baby”

Does your horse turn and face you when you approach? Will he load easily in a trailer, and stand still for the saddle? If not, perhaps … READ MORE »
PATH Intl. Centers Use Equine Therapy to Offer Help and Hope for Stroke Survivors

Through equine-assisted activities and therapies, PATH Intl. Centers worldwide help those who have had a stroke find strength and independence. PATH Intl. Centers offer a variety … READ MORE »
The Equine Vaccine Challenge

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 »
Who Has the Problem, the Handler or the Horse?

If you believe there’s no such as a bad horse, only one that’s been misunderstood and/or poorly trained, you will love The Difficult Horse: Understanding and solving … READ MORE »
Horse Rescue Report: Banjo Starts Jumping

Who says draft crosses can’t jump? Rescue horse advocate Cate Lamm reports on her gelding Banjo’s introduction to jumping: When I’d brought Banjo home from the … READ MORE »
Heave, Ho! Experts Tell Us How to (Safely) Toss a Heavy Saddle onto a Tall Horse

Accidentally clobbering your horse with a Western saddle as you attempt to swing it gracefully onto his back does not make for a happy horse, but … READ MORE »
Zoetis: Keep the Equine Herpesvirus (EHV) on the Top of Your Mind

Horses worldwide face a serious threat from equine herpesvirus (EHV), a common cause of equine respiratory disease. In fact, they are three times more likely to … READ MORE »
ACTHA Offers Bold Guarantee: “Use It or Don’t Lose It”

With the proliferation of ACTHA events nationwide, the American Competitive Trail Horse Association is showing their members some love and confidence. “It’s a pretty simple guarantee,” … READ MORE »
Eventing Rider: What I Learned About Training From Riding At Galway Downs

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 »
Shedding Season Brings Thoughts of Homeless Horses

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 »
This Year’s Western States Expo Offers Big Names and a Trail Symposium for Under $20

It’s right around the corner! For the 15th year, Western States Horse Expo will open the gates at Cal Expo in Sacramento, California to thousands of … READ MORE »