Finding Forever Homes for Equine Seniors in Need
Erica Larson
February 7, 2013
One of the phrases that comes out of my mouth frequently is “I wish I could do more.” I wish I could give, donate, and
One of the phrases that comes out of my mouth frequently is “I wish I could do more.” I wish I could give, donate, and
Barn fire prevention requires a strategy like no other. Use this checklist to protect both horses and humans in your facility.
I do a lot of riding and I am always surprised when I see people missing one of what I consider to be the most
I consider myself pretty lucky to live and work in the region I do. Central Kentucky is one of the largest–if not the largest–Thoroughbred nurseries
When you think of high-speed chases, you typically think of fast an extremely fast moving car being chased by an equally fast police car, right?
With the horrifically cold temperatures all over the United States this week, I wanted to focus on the prevalence and problems associated with accidental hypothermia. Two
Last time we discussed the reasons for making the effort at personal (people) preparedness so that you can assist your horse after you have taken
Yesterday’s high of 20 degrees and solid hours of desk-sitting had me wistful for warmer times and a fun riding memory from the fall, when
When I unfold a tarp and hear that rusty plastic rattle, I see the stains of fluids of decay; I smell death. Blue tarps cover the corpses of my failures.
One of the most frequent horse property management questions I get at this time of year has to do with footing problems in horse paddocks.
Most senior horse owners–myself included–want nothing more than to keep their charges healthy and kicking for as long as possible and will go to great
One of the best parts of my job is getting to meet and interview the world’s leading horse-health experts. I ask them questions, and then
Some of you may have noted from my recent blogs that I traveled to Australia this past November. I was invited to be the keynote
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, January 10, 2013 Sweet PDZ¨ Horse Stall Refresher set to make national television debut Spokane, Washington – Sweet PDZ¨ announced
Experts seem like they are always giving dire warnings of the consequences of not having a disaster plan. The wildfires in Tasmania this week are
We get a lot of press releases at Blood-Horse Publications. A lot. But one struck an interest for me when it touted zebra and ostrich
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