Summer’s Foot Frustrations
“The summers are so nice here, maybe I’ll move my barn to Kentucky,” I heard a hunter/jumper trainer from Texas say–only half-jokingly–last week. Indeed, the
“The summers are so nice here, maybe I’ll move my barn to Kentucky,” I heard a hunter/jumper trainer from Texas say–only half-jokingly–last week. Indeed, the
This summer we’ve been pinching ourselves here in Central Kentucky. Usually by mid-August we’re resuscitating brown lawns (if we haven’t given up on yard care

What do you wish other drivers on the road knew about hauling horses?
For the past week, I’ve been watching 17-year-old Dorado very closely as he eats his nightly grain and beet pulp ration. Not because I’m afraid
Here are a few factoidsÑsome you might know, some you might notÑabout me. I’m a huge fan of senior horses. I love three-day eventing. I’m
Michael Jung was the clear favorite going into the 2012 London Olympics. The German eventer was riding a hot streak after claiming gold at the

Like other reputable equine rescues around the country, the KyEHC takes in horses and then adopts them out to new homes.
Some horses connect with each other on a level that goes far beyond pasture mates. Some seem to hit it off from the start and
Dealing with the post-laminitic horse has its challenges, but it is also rewarding when you’re able to see your horse living a good quality of life and returning to his or her former profession.
Hallmarq Standing Equine MRI Machine Reduces Risk to Horses Company’s patented standing equine MRI machine eliminates need for general anesthesia ACTON, Mass. (May 29, 2013)
Equine drug testers at horse shows make me nervous. At upper-level events there’s always that official-looking person looming quietly near the arena in-gate with clipboard
Triple Crown Nutrition Launches New Website WAYZATA, Minn., July 12, 2013 – Triple Crown Nutrition, Inc. proudly revealed its new and improved website today: www.triplecrownfeed.com.
Quick: What’s the first diagnosis that comes to mind when you see an older horse with a hitch in his step? I don’t know about

The key to avoid having weeds overtake your horse pastures is to make your pastures as competitive as possible for grass–a healthy stand of grass will go a long way toward out competing the weeds. Here are six important things you can do to avoid weeds.
The old saying goes that you can’t teach an old dog a new trick. While I think that many would agree that old dogs really
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