Behavior
Slow Down Mealtime to Reduce the Risk of Equine Choke
When a horse eats his grain too quickly, he is at risk for choke. Here's how to slow him down for safety's sake. | MORE
Two for the Road: Shipping a Mare and Foal Together
Putting mom and baby into a trailer together doesn't have to be stressful or dangerous. Here's how to make sure the trip goes smoothly. | MORE
Managing Separation Anxiety in Horses
When a pair of equine buddies become agitated when separated, it may be time for you to orchestrate a safe and sympathetic breakup, allowing each to gain their independence again. | MORE
Raising an Orphan Foal
When a foal loses his dam, he’ll need help to grow both physically and mentally. Here’s how to meet those challenges. | MORE
Build Trust with Your Horse using TTouch with Linda Tellington-Jones
Improve the bond of trust between you and your horse for enhanced trail riding performance using TTouch with Linda Tellington-Jones. | MORE
Horse Show Schedule Smarts
From seasoned veteran to inexperienced rookie, make sure your summer horse show schedule fits your mount's level of training and fitness. | MORE
A New Career for Ex-Grand Prix Show Jumper Glasgow
A former grand-prix champion has enjoyed many years in lower-level competition, thanks in part to meticulous attention to his care. | MORE
Pick Up Artist: Teaching a Horse to Lift his Hooves
Try these tips to changed the behavior of a horse who will not lift his feet | MORE
Uncovering a Case of Equine Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy
When a sweet mare turns into a grump, her owner must eliminate a long list of potential causes to find the source of her problem. | MORE
Horse Rehabilitation Tips
Experts and riders share their best treatments to get a horse back to work in this excerpt of Chapter 5 from the book Back to Work. | MORE
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