Senior Horse Contest
Have you seen that Purina is having a Senior Horse Tales Contest? Here’s the promo: "You and your horse have shared many precious moments through
Have you seen that Purina is having a Senior Horse Tales Contest? Here’s the promo: "You and your horse have shared many precious moments through
Okay, we all know there is no such thing as a "free" horse. Oh you can get one that doesn’t cost you any money to
If you had to break all of the content on TheHorse.com into large categories, how would you arrange it? Think about all the topics
TheHorse.com staff works very hard (and spends a lot of money) to put all the information on horse health, care, management, and welfare up on
It always amazes me that people call or e-mail us about news items and articles and want us to change the facts because they don’t
My Wyoming daughter called last night. Her day yesterday off started out fabulous–horseback ride into the mountains with her boyfriend, Josh, lots of nice trout
Last week I became the President of the American Horse Publications. It’s a great group, and probably any equine-related magazine, newsletter, Web site, or publisher
I’m a competitive person, even though I don’t show my horses any more. I think competition makes us sharper and encourages us to think beyond
Just a note from New Orleans, La., where we’re in attendance for the American Horse Publications annual convention. This is one of those times where
A reader named Ray in Oregon wrote in with a good idea. I’m not sure how to get it started, but let’s put our heads
It’s haying time across the country, and it’s been a fine, wet spring in many areas. This is in contrast to the two years of
You’re driving down the road doing 70, and as a stock trailer looms in front of you there’s something not quite right about how it
In Newsweek magazine they quoted President Obama as saying Americans "not only have a toleration, but also a hunger for explanation and complexity, and a
Two diseases are making news in the U.S.–piroplasmosis in Missouri and vesicular stomatitis (VS) in Texas. Why? Because piroplasmosis is considered a "foreign animal disease"
I’m getting ready to head out to the funeral of my great-grand-aunt (not exactly sure of how this is termed, but my grandfather’s sister). She
I own Miniature Horses. That means I have fat horses, unless I’m VERY careful. I also have a semi-retired Paint horse (Dusty, as seen in
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