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Tack and Habit Episode 12 – Animals in the Saddle:
A mixed bag today as we take you to saddle world and then off to the land of Animals to Wear. Listen in… Tack and
The Horse Capital’s Capitol
Lexington is often dubbed the “Horse Capital of the World,” but Kentucky’s true capital lies 26 miles away in the city of Frankfort. This picturesque
Horse Tip Daily 253 – Cathy Wieschhoff on Warming Up for XC
Cathy Wieschhoff is an international eventer and clinician living in Lexington, KY. Listen in as Cathy speaks to us about warming up for cross country….
Equine ER author blogging for WEG
I’m Leslie Guttman, author of Equine ER, the nonfiction book chronicling a year in the life of Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital. I’m also a
Avoiding Equine Disease Outbreaks
One of the remarkable things about caring for horses is that we can sometimes prevent the Really Bad Stuff from happening, horse-health-wise, with some responsible
Horse Tip Daily 252 – Dr. De Leeuw on Better Dressage
Dr. De Leeuw is a Veterinarian with a twist. She specializes and is well known for her chiropractic and acupuncture work. Listen in as she
Horse Tip Daily 251 – Dr. Richards on Coat Shine
Dr. Nerida Richards joins us from Australia to share tips on Equine Nutrition. Today she speaks about how to get your horse’s coat shiny. Listen
Getting Our Money’s Worth In Washington
“In a battle of wits, it is poor sport to fight an unarmed opponent.” Humorist Mark Twain said that, although similar sentiments have been attributed
World Equestrian Games Veterinary Setup
The World Equestrian Games will bring together an unprecedented level of veterinary talent.
USEF Announces Long List for WEG Dressage
The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) announced today that the following horse/rider combinations will be participating in the USEF Selection Trials for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games Dressage Team, held at the Collecting Gaits Farm/USEF Dressage Festival of Champions. This class will be held as one of five National Dressage Championships in Gladstone, NJ ove
Equitation Science Symposium Emphasizes Horse Welfare and Human Safety
Rein tension, saddle and seat pressure, training rewards and reinforcement, and the evaluation of stress and emotions in riding horses were some of the main topics at this year’s International Equitation Science Symposium held July 31–Aug. 2 in Uppsala and Strömsholm, Sweden. With the theme “Horse welfare and human safety: importance of learning, training, and
Once-Paralyzed Foal Now Walking Freely
Vitelle, the once-paralyzed filly, is finally walking, trotting, and cantering without a walker at the farm in Belgium she left more than a year ago. In June 2009, at 3 weeks old, the Boulonnais Draft horse foal developed sudden paralysis and urinary incontinence. Three days later she underwent a groundbreaking surgical laminectomy at a Belgian veterinary school to remove a cyst from her spinal co
Readers Focus on Wild Horses
More than 1,000 readers of TheHorse.com responded to a poll asking, “What do you think should happen with wild/feral horses?”
Weaning Horses
Weaning can be quite stressful for foals, mares, and their owners.
Eventing Radio Episode 90 – NAJYRC
Join us as we chat with the leading team of the Adequan FEI North American Junior & Young Rider Championships (NAJYRC) presented by Gotham North.
Jumping Radio Show Episode 22 – NAJYRC
Listen in as we broadcast from the Kentucky Horse Park get an update on the show jumping at the Adequan FEI North American Junior &
