Kimberly

 Do equine infectious diseases concern you? Then join others in helping Colorado State University researchers figure out which diseases you are most concerned about, why you are concerned, and what you want done about it....

I know, spring showers and all that, but it’s been a long winter and I really want to get out and ride! So, what do you do when it’s a rainy day? Clean tack? Clean up the barn? Ride anyway? Share some tips on how to...

I bit the bullet and got an iPhone because I need it to keep up with work more easily 24/7. I can read my work email from anywhere, get on the Internet, get calls, be alerted if I have a phone message at work and listen to...

About 32% of respondents to the American Horse Publications Industry Survey–sponsored by Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health and Pfizer Animal Health–said yes, at least one of the horses they currently own,...

The American Horse Council recently released comments from trail riders who have had problems with access to trails on public lands. It was interesting reading the reasons, or perhaps the non-reasons, why horses and riders have...

A few blogs ago I discussed “blue sky” and “mini vacations,” where you allow yourself a few minutes to get away and dream of your favorite travel spots or what you would like to be doing and live if there...

A veterinarian who often helps out TheHorse.com as a source has entered a photo in a calendar contest. She’s currently in second place. Let’s surprise her and turn out a vote to help an equine vet strut her stuff as...

Just had a question sent in via email from a reader who is planning a trip with several horses, including a youngster, and was looking for specific places to overnight. I know when my daughter had taken her horses from Kentucky...

I don’t know about you, but I love learning more stuff about horses! Makes this a great job for me! While I don’t have any breeding stock, I found the Ryder Report video on How to Examine an Equine Placenta to...

Most days I think I’m pretty well in control of what goes on, managing my schedule, taking care of the “critters” around the farm, job, dinner, husband, adult kids. But so much can change in the blink of an...