Latest News – The Horse
Mary Lauritsen on Eating Organic
Mary Lauritsen joins us as a regular co-host on the Dressage Radio Show. We are sharing her terrific tips here on Horse Tip Daily. Take
Amy Daum on Equine Life Insurance
Amy Daum is with Broadstone Insurance and does a series of insurance tips for the Jumping Radio Show. We will share those with you here
Dr. Johnson on the Forelimb
Dr. Jenny E. Johnson is a regular contributor to the Jumping Radio Show. We share some of her tips with you here on the Horse
Michelle Bergeron on the Four Legged Hairy Termites
We are thrilled to be joined by trainer and coach Michele Bergeron of Right Lead Equestrian Center in Louisiana. She shares some practical tips for
Dr. Jenn on Unity With Horses
Dr. Jenn helps riders get into a better mental place so they can communicate better with their horses. Listen in as Dr. Jenn asks for
Bromont Report: Will Coleman and David O’Connor
Will Coleman makes his debut on the show this week following his win at Bromont CCI*** and David O’Connor assesses the Canadian team’s progress following
Moving Up the Levels and the PRO-AM Status
Boyd Martin joins us this week to discuss Moving Up The Levels and the PRO-AM status. Take a listen here. Eventing Radio Episode 83 –
Loos on the Loose
This week on Stable Scoop we get another interesting update on Kathleen’s Wild Ride and then we speak with Trent Loos of Loos Tales about
Training in the Summer Heat and Learning Tests
Heather Blitz returns to co-host the show this week and discuss the important topics of training in the heat and learning tests. Listen in. Dressage
Visit Louisville and Our Spotlight Eventer Jessica Phoenix
A very special place to visit while you’re here for the Games, and a report from our spotlight eventer Jessica Phoenix on a busy and
News and the Para-Webathon Results
We catch up on the latest WEG news, and discuss the highlights of our incredible night hosting the very successful First Ever Para Webathon, the
Irish Castles and Hay Bags
We take you from “Horse Husband Friendly Hay Bags” to Irish Castles on this journey into the world of Tack and Habit, listen in… Tack
Salve and Logs
Helena and Glenn have fun looking at two new products this week. Sore No-More Salve and Prologs are on the block today, see what Helena
Study: Cream Effective for Horses With Aural Plaques, But Not Intended for All
A cream containing 5% imiquimod (an immune-boosting drug) effectively and completely treated aural plaques in horses, but side effects of the drug (e.g., inflammatory reaction) limit the cream’s usefulness, reported a group of researchers from Minnesota and California.
Aural plaques are usually white, crusty lesions covering a layer of shiny red skin found on the inside (concave surface) of a
American Humane Association Awards Grant for Horse Stall Fans
Beating the heat is the goal for Finger Lakes Thoroughbred Adoption Program (FLTAP), and with a recent $2,000 grant from the American Humane Association’s Meacham Foundation Memorial, the Purple Haze Center will accomplish just that.
Sixteen individual hard-wired fans will be installed above each of the horse stalls in the Purple Haze Center, the state-of-the-art horse adoptio
Kentucky Horse Park’s Nicholson Receives Equine Industry Vision Award
Kentucky Horse Park Executive Director John Nicholson is the recipient of the ninth annual Equine Industry Vision Award.
Pfizer Animal Health, a world leader in discovering and developing innovative animal prescription medicines and vaccines, and American Horse Publications (AHP) presented Nicholson with the award at a ceremonial breakfast held June 18 during the AHP 2010 40th Ann
