Lameness
Hind-leg Hitch or Hind-Leg Lameness?
Is your horse's posture a sign of hind-leg lameness or is he simply taking a break? Here's how to tell. | MORE
Cutting Edge Cell-Based Therapies for Horses
Regenerative therapies, such as stem-cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma, can help speed up healing in equine tendon and ligament injuries and make the repairs stronger. | 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
2012 George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session Day 4: Beezie Madden, Dr. Tim Ober and Anthony D’Ambrosio
Beezie Madden schools the riders in flatwork without stirrups while Dr. Tim Ober offers his assessment of the horses' movement at the 2012 George Morris Horsemastership Training Session. | MORE
2012 George H. Morris Horsemastership Training Session Day 2
Kent Farrington focuses on discipline to gymnastics exercises at the 2012 George Morris Horsemastership Training Session. | MORE
Does Your Horse Need More Traction This Winter?
When working over frozen or muddy footing, adequate traction is crucial to a horse’s performance and soundness. | MORE
Do Sidebones Cause Lameness in Horses?
A farrier and hoof expert explains how laminitis is a more likely culprit in this case of lameness than sidebone. | MORE
Superstar Head Horse Vegas Sidelined From NFR
Find out why World Champion Turtle Powell was without his own horse at this NFR. | MORE
Readers React: Letters About “Star”
In the October 2011 installment of This Horse Life, Sue Copeland brought up a touchy subject: drug testing. Readers reacted strongly to the sad story about a young cutting horse named “Star.” Here’s a selection of those letters. | MORE
Hock Wounds and Management
Hock wounds can be tricky to treat. Rodeo vet Frank Santos tells us how. | MORE
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