Befores & afters: Looking back
Leslie Guttman
October 12, 2009
Today we’re looking back at one of blog readers’ favorite Equine ER videos: Befores and Afters, which features dramatic cases from the new book from
Today we’re looking back at one of blog readers’ favorite Equine ER videos: Befores and Afters, which features dramatic cases from the new book from
Today we’re looking back at one of blog readers’ favorite Equine ER videos: Befores and Afters, which features dramatic cases from the new book from
Okay, I’m the first the admit that while not a "fair-weather" rider, I certainly don’t seek out miserably cold days to saddle up. As I’ve
According to ChinaDaily.com, a horse in Inner Mongolia "ran amok" in a business hall after escaping from a slaughter house, where it was due to be
Our guest this week, Lisa Wilcox, is also our new co-host. Lisa shares the story of her career,which took her to Germany and back; and
European Champion, Tina Cook is our guest this week. Tina shares with us how she juggles her career and motherhood with the family business. Tina
Today we have an interview with Dr. Claire Latimer, the veterinary ophthalmologist who treated Selena, the polo pony whose story was recently serialized on this
Five days after she went missing, Houston mare Miss B turned up at a bus stop, The Houston Chronicle reported. Her owners’ friend alerted the
To conclude this past month’s segment on farm equipment, I want to emphasize the importance of maintaining your truck, trailer, or tractor to prolong its
On Tuesday, October 6, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in United States v. Stevens. Although not an equine law case specifically, Stevens
I’ve just returned from the World Equine Veterinary Association (WEVA) Congress in Guaruja, Brazil. There were presenters and attendees from all over the world. One
Equine ER author Leslie Guttman was featured recently on noted animal communicator Maureen Harmonay’s book club. Harmonay’s in-depth interview, full of background on how Equine
In my last post, I promised to explain what a World Equestrian Games is. Here goes: In a nutshell, a WEG is the world championships
Eddie, a 9-year-old gray Arabian gelding from Powell, Wyo., survived a wild ride last week after the trail beneath him collapsed, sending him through water
Equine ER author Leslie Guttman will be a featured guest Saturday (10/3) on Horsetales with host Ercel Ellis on central Kentucky’s WLXG 1300 AM, 10
A good truck and trailer are “musts” for the horse owner that does his or her own hauling and horse care. Weigh all the pros
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