Sometimes we forget how many different types of equines there are, and how many different things we do with them. As president of the Kentucky Horse Council (I needed something else to do), I was involved this past weekend with our Horse Fair. I
Can you explain how “sacking out” works and if you think it would work for my mare?
What training tips do you have for working with a horse that hasn’t been ridden in four years?
How do I change my yearling colt’s rude behavior without scaring him away from me?
What can you do to help prevent injury not only to yourself, but to the foal? In this article, we will discuss some methods used to teach foals to lead without the fight, how to restrain foals in a safe manner, and handling newborn foals in order to have them be more willing to accept human contact in the future, otherwise known as imprint training.
Eleanor Myers Green, Dipl. ACVIM, Dipl. ABVP, chair of the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine’s department of large animal clinical sciences, has received the American Association of Veterinary Clinicians’ (AAVC) 1999 Faculty
Nearly every horse owner has trailered a horse from point A to point B. Many horse owners do it on a regular
The new Highway Code in the UK contains welcome instructions to drivers about the need to take care when passing horses on the roads, thanks to persistent lobbying by the British Horse Society (BHS).
Fifteen years of lobbying by the British Horse Society has finally paid off. The Standing Committee on Road Accident Statistics has been reviewing the Stats 19 coding form, which the police use to record road traffic
Driving can be an alternative career for a riding horse, but it can be dangerous for horses and humans.
I will be moving my horse in the near future. What preparations can I make to ensure the health of my horse in transit?
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