Here in Central Kentucky we’re blessed with magnificent Octobers. Crisp air, stunning sunsets, a warm palette of turning leaves, the Keeneland race meet, and at
Conrad Meadows, near Naches, Wash., is still accessible despite the current federal government shutdown. Photo: Daniel Chappel Yesterday, in case you didn’t know, was Yosemite’s
As much as I want to believe that the days aren’t getting shorter and the first few night rides under the arena lights (complete with
Joint injections puzzle me. I’ve seen them administered to aging sport horses whose hock joints don’t function as fluidly as they once did. I’ve heard
Benefits of Technology for Animal Health Businesses Ames, IA (September 26th, 2013) – A technical bulletin released today highlights the impact technology has on the
In what outwardly appears to be unrelated incidents, two horses revealed their independent sides this summer, rebelling against the rules of society. On July 10th
Something I feel like I’m continually reminded of is that regardless of how long you’ve been caring for, working with, or simply admiring horses, you’ve
You know how sometimes when your dressage horse has been off-and-on lame for more than a year and you’re kind of feeling sad because everyone
While the fall weather is cooler and often more pleasant for riding, if you live near or trail ride in rural areas it is extremely important that you are aware of hunting season safety points.
We all use trails differently, and we all have a right to be there, safely. How as a user group do we first, stay safe; second,
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Wildfire can quickly become a real threat to rural landowners and when horses are involved, action needs to be taken quickly to save the lives of your animals and reduce property damage.
Over the years I’ve cared for dozens of so-called “old” horses, and one of the most interesting things to me has always been how differently
Altruism is a pebble in a lake. The subsequent ripple created can put a little more, or a lot more, good into the world. “What
On my visits to veterinary clinics, schools, and research centers, one of the things I enjoy most is watching veterinarians work up lameness cases. There’s
I’m freshly back from my Puerto Rican honeymoon and thrilled to report that Dorado made it through the entire week without self-destructingÉhooray! But now it’s
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