You won’t see poetry in this blog very often, but when you have an award-winning poet who has put pen to paper (or fingers to

Do you think this headline sounds crazy? Hay and feed prices have gone up. The cost of veterinary care and stabling have gone up. Those

I’m not sure how many of you know it, but The Horse is owned by Blood-Horse Publications, which publishes The Blood-Horse weekly Thoroughbred news magazine

Being in the heart of horse country, especially the Thoroughbred industry, I attend a lot of fundraisers. My husband, Ben, also leads a couple of bands,

With all the horses needing homes right now, why on earth would someone want to clone a horse or mule? It seems like we hear

Okay, I’ll admit it: I have a "rotation" schedule that I have used to deworm my horses. And that "schedule" probably hasn’t changed much since … well, since a

You know, we’ve used the words "understanding" and "influenza" quite a bit together over the years, and I’m still not sure we as horse owners

I have a question for you: Would you be interested in TheHorse.com segregating news by states? If there was a disease outbreak, an educational event, a

I don’t think the debate in this country will ever end over the slaughter of horses for human consumption; it’s just too emotional an issue.

I just discovered a cache of images of Dusty. Thought I’d share a couple. He really loves people. He’s one of those horses that has worked

I was a little surprised to get a call from my daughter that a former school horse we owned–and she had "permanently loaned" to a

The fires that have destroyed so much in Australia remind me that no one is immune to fire. If you have horses you usually have

I LOVE it when TheHorse.com can make a difference. That’s why most of us are doing what we do every day. When we started the

With the problems arising due to contagious equine metritis (CEM) and equine viral arteritis (EVA) in recent years, it behooves mare owners to be more