The United States Department of Agriculture recently took aim at the Tennessee Walking Horse industry’s failed efforts at self-regulation with a new rule requiring mandatory
Kent Allen, DVM, was happy to hear from a reporter from TheHorse.com. “I was going to call Stephanie [Church, editor-in-chief] and suggest that she do
Dr. Malcolm Mitchell, of the Roslin Institute, and Dr. Peter Kettlewell, Silsoe Research Institute, brought a wide swath of experience in commercial animal transportation to
There are a batch of liability risks associated with operating any equestrian business, whether a boarding farm, a lesson barn, a training facility, or a
When their competitive or work careers are over, some aged horses settle into retirement quite nicely. The last thing they’d like to do is return
News Alert: “The Sport of Summer 2012” has officially been named. Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourself to join the Colbert Nation in cheering on Team
Jane Myers is an equestrian and small-acreage horse farm expert in both Australia and the United Kingdom who recently spent seven weeks traveling North America.
You’ll be able to live-stream 2012 London Olympic Games coverage (in a future post, I’ll tell you how). Results and happenings are sure to be
BEET-E-BITES, THE LEADER IN LOW SUGAR, LOW CARB HORSE TREATS OFFERS A SAFE, TESTED OPTION FOR TREATING YOUR HORSE! June 18th, 2012 FOR IMMEDIATE
You’ve probably seen the emails or social media calls to action asking you to send a letter/fax/email to someone, either supporting or opposing a proposed
If you ask the owners of 10 older horses how they keep their charges comfortable during a trim or shoeing session, you’ll likely get a
“When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.” So goes the famous quote by the eighteenth-century author Samuel Johnson, and it’s
In late August and early September 2005, news networks depicted the widespread devastation and despair Hurricane Katrina had caused in scenes resembling those you might
Last night when I went to feed, my heart (and the 30 pounds of hay I carried) hit the ground. The second my eyes made
If you fall off a horse and hurt yourself, is it always someone else’s fault? The answer, according to the U.S. District Court for the
A Useful Manure Management Option Looking for a suitable manure management plan for your horse property? But not interested in composting? Finding a good home for
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