Early Support of Joint Health is Key For Performance Horses
The earlier you prioritize your horse’s joint health, the better his prognosis for the rest of his life and career.
Top Strategies to Keep Your Aging Horse Competitive
Your senior horse doesn’t necessarily have to stop competing. Here's how to keep him competitive, healthy and happy.
Treatments to Support Joint Health in Your Horse
Is your horse dealing with joint issues? The good news is that we have more treatments and therapies than ever before that may help.
5 Ways to Care For Your Horse’s Respiratory Health in Winter
Cold air and closed up barns can spell trouble for your horse’s respiratory system.
Changing Seasons, Changing Trainers?
With the changing seasons, is it time to change trainers, too? These tips can help you to make that transition.
Healthy As a Horse: How to Design An Optimal Feeding Program
Is your horse getting the nutrition he needs? These four steps can help you to develop an optimal feeding program to support your horse’s health and performance.
Strategies to Keep Your Performance Horse Free of Prohibited Substances
Competing your horse? Take these steps to help ensure he doesn’t test positive for prohibited substances.
Barrel Horse Burned Out? Time to Rethink Your Routine
Mental burnout can affect any barrel horse, but switching things up can change your horse's outlook.
Back on Track: Horse Showing and COVID-19
Horse shows in 2020 will look vastly different. Here’s what you need to know to make the most of your competition season this year.
Simple Changes That Build Muscle in Your Horse
It takes time to help your horse build muscle, but these five changes can enhance and even speed along that process.
How to Keep Your Horse Fit Without Riding
Getting your horse fit doesn’t have to involve riding. These tips can help you condition your horse without getting into the saddle.
Your Spring Trailer Tune Up Must-Do’s
Before you take your trailer out for the first time this year, take a few minutes and do an inspection and tune up to keep yourself and your horses safe.
