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Flynn Wins 2006 USEF Saddle Seat Medal Final
Florida's Alexandra Flynn took home the championship at the 2006 U.S. Equestrian Federation Saddle Seat Medal Final.
Good Reasons for Bad Behavior
TTouch originator Linda Tellington-Jones offers insight for getting to the root of the problem when a horse's performance or attitude isn't up to par.
Postcard from the 2001 Young Riders
The North American Young Riders' Championships (NAYRC), presented by State Line Tack, is one of the finest youth events in the country. Here's the latest from Tempel Farms:
Sidesaddle: "Riding Aside" Is On the Rise
The first of a series on the traditional and still-popular sidesaddle riding style, by a sidesaddle instructor and judge.
'Chaser It's A Giggle Dies From Colic
December 20, 2002 -- Grade 1 winner It's A Giggle, the third leading steeplechase horse of 2002, died after a short bout with colic.
'Dr. Debbie' Rides Again After Severe Brain Injury
Debbie Stanitski, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon, fought back from a severe brain injury to return to medical practice--and to her beloved sport of eventing.
Horse Racing Movie 'Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story' Opens Oct. 21
The movie Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story opens October 21. Starring Kurt Russell, Dakota Fanning and Kris Kristofferson, it is the story of an injured racehorse who overcomes obstacles thanks to the efforts of one little girl.
'Horses of Gettysburg' Documentary Debuts on DVD
A new documentary film explores the relationship between soldiers and their horses during the Battle of Gettysburg and throughout the Civil War.
'Leading' is Misleading (Heeding - Pt. 1 of 3)
Instructor and trainer Ron Meredith instroduces his system of ground communication with horses and the control system he calls 'heeding.'
Sarah Willeman Reports on the Hampton Classic
Sarah Willeman finds a horse at the last minute for the cK Equitation Championship class at the Hampton Classic.
'Mikey' Smithwick Dies at 77'
Hall of Fame steeplechase trainer, Daniel M. 'Mikey' Smithwick dies at age 77.
'Texas Ranch House' Airs in May on PBS
PBS travels back to 1867 Texas in May 2006 with the eight-part reality television series 'Texas Ranch House.'
10 Most Poisonous Plants for Horses
Of the hundreds of toxic plants in North America, only a handful are likely to bring serious harm to horses. Here are the most poisonous ones to watch out for.
10 Steps to Improve Your Shoulder-Fore
Dressage Today's Technical Editor Beth Baumert helps you use the shoulder-fore to improve your horse's straightness, suppleness and balance.
10 Tips for Better Dressage Trot Lengthenings
Dressage Today's Technical Editor, Beth Baumert, gives advice on how to ride an essential dressage training tool, the trot lengthening.
Tips for Choosing the Best Horse Hay
Tips on choosing and storing the best hay for your horse, from the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP).
Strategies for Preventing Colic in Horses
Strategies for how to stave off the potentially life threatening abdominal pain of colic in your horse, from the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP).
10 Tips to Protect Your Horses from Insects and Parasites
Follow these tips to protect your horses from insects and parasites and make your property less fly-friendly.
10 Ways to Avoid Laminitis
Here are 10 ways to safeguard your horse from developing this potentially fatal hoof condition.
100 Day Test for Sport Horse Stallion Approval
The Federation of North American Sport Horse Registries' 100 day stallion test allows performance potential, a requirement of sport horse breeding approval, to be evaluated early in a young stallion's career. Written by Kyle Karnosh for Dressage Today magazine.
Uses for Baling Twine
A discussion in the EquiSearch Horses Forum quickly showed that baling twine has as many, if not more, uses than duct tape!
12 Stallion-Care Myths - Fact or Fiction?
Find out how much you know about stallion care with our fun and informative mythbusters' tour through a modern-day breeding barn.
15 Dressage Training Tips from Lisa Wilcox
Top rider Lisa Wilcox and her trainer, Ernst Hoyos, provide insight into their training methods that can help all riders.
15.5 Hand Gelding for Sale, Cheap!
Or, How Not to Sell Your Horse on the Internet! EquiSearch columnist Suzanne Drnec discusses the pros and cons of buying a horse online -- and offers advice to future sellers.
16 Horses Die in Missouri Trailer Accident
Sixteen horses bound for slaughter died in a tractor trailer accident in September 2006. Find out how the surviving horses fared.
20 Hidden Hazards of Horsekeeping - Dangers You May be Overlooking
Here's a rundown on some less conspicuous horsekeeping dangers you may be overlooking.
2002 Driving Championships: Day Four
In a final competition marked by a controversy in which a French team member is eliminated, France loses the gold to Sweden; the U.S.’s Fred Merriam gets the individual bronze.
2002 WEG Dressage Journal: Day One
Dressage Today editor Sandra Oliynyk offers a behind-the-scenes perspective of the World Equestrian Games dressage competition.
2002 WEG Dressage Postcard: Day Three
It was a thrilling day for the USET dressage team, which put in its best
performance ever in international competition. The U.S. placed second to the
powerful German team, with Spain claiming the bronze in the Dressage World Championship at the World Equestrian Games.
2002 World Equestrian Games Postcard: Day Three
It was a thrilling day for the USET dressage team, which put in its best performance ever in international competition. The U.S. placed second to the powerful German team, with Spain claiming the bronze. Eventing's dressage phase also took place today, with the Americans in fine fettle going into cross country on Friday.
2002 WEG: U.S. Leads in Driving
Tucker Johnson and Chester Weber are tied for third place after the first day of world championship dressage four-in-hand driving competition at the World Equestrian Games.
2002 WEG: Who's Going to Medal?
September 7, 2002 -- EquiSearch taps Nancy Jaffer as our chief prognosticator by virtue of her coverage of the World Equestrian Games (WEG) trials and her 25-plus years of reporting on equestrian sport.
2003 World Cup Dressage Results
Learn how each judge scored each movement for the top six finishers in the final. Written by Sandra Oliynyk for Dressage Today.
2004 Olympic Show Jumping Medals Redistributed: Pessoa Gets Gold
The FEI officially disqualified individual show jumping gold medalist Cian O'Connor of Ireland from the 2004 Olympic Games on June 10. Rodrigo Pessoa of Brazil, Chris Kappler of the United States and Marco Kutscher of Germany moved up to gold, silver and bronze, respectively.
2005 FEI Junior-Young Rider Dressage Clinic Series with Debbie McDonald
Young Riders from USDF Region 7 get advice from dressage Debbie McDonald.
Postcard: 2005 U.S. Equestrian Federation Annual Meeting
EquiSearch's Nancy Jaffer reports from Louisville, where 'revolutionary' proceedings at the U.S. Equestrian Federation annual meeting included progress on the show-date controversy and a new headgear rule. Postcard sponsored by WeatherBeeta.
2005 Winter Equestrian Festival Week 1 Hunter-Jumper Wrap-Up
Beezie Madden and Conquest II won the $35,000 Farr XTN Grand Prix of Palm Beach on Jan. 30, the highlight of the first week of the 2005 Winter Equestrian Festival.
2005 World Cup Dressage Impressions, Reflections
Thoughts and comments demonstrate continuing buzz from the 2005 FEI World Cup Dressage Finals.
Ferrell and Late Entry Win 2006 AHJF Hunter Classic Spectacular
Sandy Ferrell negotiates Late Entry to victory at the 2006 AHJF Hunter Classic Spectacular 10th Anniversary Celebration. Defending Champion Louise Serio and Costello second.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 1
Region 1 Select Amateur winner Janette Ames and newcomer Lacy Hansen talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 10
Region 10 Novice Youth winner Mae Santore and newcomer Micky Pearch talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 2
Region 2 winner Mary Roes and newcomer Jan Colton talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 3
Region 3 Amateur winner Katie Pidgeon and newcomer Michael Albers talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 4
Region 4 Amateur winner Brittany Barker and newcomer Katelyn Bittner talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 5
Region 5 winner Alek Tomazin and newcomer Michelle Smith talk about their horses, trainers and the Region 5 challenge.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 6
Region 6 Open winner Jessica Elliott and newcomer Austin Briand talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 8
Region 8 Open winner Christine Weaver and newcomer Richard Arellano talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experience Region 9
Region 9 Novice Youth winner Logan Venus and newcomer Mikayla Meyer talk about their horses, trainers and the 2006 AQHA Regional Experience in their region.
2006 AQHA Regional Experiences
Explore online extras from the 2006 American Quarter Horse Association Regional Experiences, including a photo gallery and profiles!
2006 FEI World Equestrian Games Preview
Find everything you need to know to plan your trip to the 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games--from statistics to dressage competition changes.
2006 FEI World Equestrian Games Schedule
The 2006 FEI World Equestrian Games kick off August 21 in Aachen, Germany. Get the complete event schedule here.
2006 Kester News Hour Highlights in Equine Veterinary Research
Check out the latest highlights in veterinary research from the December 2006 Kester News Hour at the American Association of Equine Practitioners Convention.
2006 USEA Year-End Award Winners
Phillip Dutton earned his 7th consecutive USEA Rider of the Year award at the U.S. Eventing Association's Annual Convention celebrating year-end award winners.
2006 World Equestrian Games Predictions
Veteran equestrian journalist Nancy Jaffer predicts who will take the medals in all seven disciplines at the 2006 World Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany.
Discover Horses, Official Magazine of the Kentucky Horse Park, Now Available
PRIMEDIA Equine Network announces the publication of the 2007 edition of Discover Horses, the official magazine of the Kentucky Horse Park.
2007 NAJYRC Medals Awarded
Individual and team medals were presented in dressage, eventing and show jumping at the 2007 North American Junior and Young Riders' Championships.
2007 Southeast Asian Games Feature Equine Exhibition
A special equine exhibition honored the King of Thailand at the Southeast Asian Games in Pattaya, Thailand, in December 2007.
2008 George Morris Horsemastership Training Session Schedule
View the schedule of events that are open to the public during the 2008 George Morris Horsemastership Training Session, January 22-26, in Wellington, Fla.
2008 Olympic Show Jumping Trials Set
The USEF show jumping trials for the 2008 Olympics are set for February and March in Wellington, Fla.
2008 Week with the Maddens Contest
Enter before August 1 for your chance to win a Bates saddle and a week with John and Beezie Madden or Frank Madden.
2008 Week with the Maddens Contest Official Rules
The official full rules of the 2008 Week with the Maddens Contest.
2010 FEI Games to Include Para-Equestrian Championships
Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher announced April 28 that the 2010 FEI Games will include the para-equestrian championships.
24 Dressage Training Tips from Kyra Kyrklund
Five-time Olympian Kyra Kyrklund shares her dressage training secrets at a Kentucky symposium. By Beth Baumert for Dressage Today
magazine.
25 Timesaving Tips Around the Horse Barn
Do you spend more time at horsekeeping than horseplay? Try these quick tips on to lighten your horse barn chore load.
26 November Giveaways from Dressage Today
Enter for your chance to win Debbie McDonald's new book, horse treats and a ballcap in Dressage Today's November 2006 giveaway.
2nd Chance Horsemastership Sweepstakes Official Rules
The official full rules of the 2008 2nd Chance Horsemastership Sweepstakes.
2nd Chance! 2008 Horsemastership Sweepstakes
Didn't win the first time around? Enter again for your chance to win a Bates Elevation saddle and Purina Mills horse feed.
32 Great Getaways - Horse-Friendly Barn & Breakfasts
Ready to hit the road with your equine friend? Here's an alphabetical listing of 32 horse-friendly barn-and-breakfasts around the country.
32nd Annual Ride & Tie Championship
September 9, 2002 -- Brothers Con and Todd Wadsworth team up to win their fifth Ride & Tie Championship, followed closely by Jim Howard and Dennis Rinde 17 seconds later.
5 Ways to Help Your Horse Live Longer
Follow these five simple rules to increase your horse's chance of living to a ripe old age.
55 Tips for Better Horse Barn Function
Building a new barn or refitting an older one? Three experts explain how to create the safest, most efficient home for your horse.
9 Questions to Ask Before You Set Out on a Trail Ride
Prep safely for a trail ride with this list of important pre-ride questions.
A Barefoot Horse's Success Story
One Horse & Rider reader shares the story of how natural hoofcare put her horse, Smokey, back on his feet and back in his role as king of the herd.
A Case Report on Parrot Mouth
A veterinarian offers insight into managing the oral deformity known as parrot mouth.
A Change is as Good as a Rest in Ride & Tie
K.S. Swigart recommends Ride & Tie as a way to become a
better endurance rider: it most definitely provides a better
understanding of just what it is we are asking of our
horses, and just what it is we can do to help them.
A Child's Safe Start to Horseback Riding
How to make sure your child gets a safe introduction to ponies. Written by Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch.
A Colic Surgery Success Story
Double colic surgeries couldn't stop international eventer R.G. Renegade from competing in the 2002 Rolex Kentucky CCI**** and the World Equestrian Games less than a year later.
A College Degree in Back Country Horsemanship
Ohio's Hocking College offers an unusual degree that prepares students for riding careers at dude ranches or with wilderness outfitters.
A Conformation Judge's Philosophy
Sporthorse breeder and judge Julie Winkel, who critiques readers' horses in the Practical Horseman Conformation Clinic each month, explains her 'Fits In a Box' Judging System.
An Endurance Ride in Egypt
A rider tackles her first endurance ride -- in the sands of Egypt -- with a little help from her friends. Written by Denise Hearst for Arabian Horse World.
A Glimpse of Life at the Roman Fort Vindolanda
A fictional account of what life may have been like at a Roman fort in the first century A.D.
A Gray Gelding's Mysterious Hair Loss
A gelding's puzzling hair loss turns out to have an unexpected cause--color-dilute follicular dysplasia, a condition that had only been seen in dogs until that point.
A Guide to Common Poisonous Plants
Use this chart to help you look out for harmful shrubs and trees in your horses' surroundings.
A Guide to Fencing for Your Horse
Fencing is one of the most important investments you will make for your farm or ranch. Learn more about hiring a fence contractor and the variety of fencing available to horse owners.
A Gymnastic to Increase Your Horse's Flexibility
This exercise from eventing coach Jim Wofford's book Gymnastics: Systematic Training for Jumping Horses will help you increase your horse's gymnastic ability, balance and flexibility using cavalletti poles.
A Horse Named Sue
Ron Meredith recalls scare tactics he used as a horse fledgling trainer in the 1950s, and the funny -- and enlightening -- ways they backfired on him.
A Horse Owner's Guide to Good Stewardship
If you own a farm, follow these tips for environmentally sound farm management practices. If you are in a boarding barn, discuss these ideas with your stable manager or instructor.
A Horseback Holiday in Ireland
Ten days of immersion in the 'get on with it' philosophy of the Irish horseman.
A Horseman’s Mentality
Father Jim Schmitmeyer reflects on the idea that horses respond and react according to how they were trained. How then, he wonders, may a horse trained by a terrorist accept and work with a rider?
A Humanitarian Mission at Yale
USRiding.com/IHSA.com Intern, Margot Sanger-Katz reports on the efforts of Yale Equestrian Team members to raise awareness of the need for renovation on the on-campus barn facility for humanitarian as well as practical reasons.
A Mare Defies the Odds in Her Battle with Cancer
A mare manages to defy the odds, not once, but twice after cancer diagnosis.
A Master of Cutting & Dressage
A champion cutting horse transforms into a winning dressage horse
A Mission of Miracles for Rare Breeds
The Hamilton Rare Breeds Foundation: Debbie Hamilton of Hartland, Vermont, talks about her animals. They’re endangered -- some so critically close to extinction her farm may be their last salvation.
Leslie Morse: A New Force in American Dressage
California rider Leslie Morse is poised to become one of the country's top competitors.
A New Strategy to Control Equine Infectious Anemia
Experts consider how equine infectious anemia testing and greater cooperation among states can reduce costs and increase the effectiveness of efforts to protect horses.
A New Way to Shop: EquiShopper.com
Introducing EquiShopper.com, a great place to find everything for horse and rider.
A Novice Rider's Dressage Adventure
Ignorance was bliss for a novice rider who began learning about dressage the hard way.
A Primer for Enjoying Rated Horse Shows
Make the step up from local schooling shows to USEF-recognized competition with confidence, using these tips a licensed steward, judge, and course designer.
A Quick Rundown on Chronic Laminitis
How to recognize and treat chronic laminitis, a frustrating and potentially devastating hoof condition.
A Second Chance
What happens when you and your helmet part company during a fall? After a very dicey spell in the hospital and a long recovery, this rider recounts a lesson learned the hard way.
2002 World Equestrian Games Spectator's Guide -- What to see and do
A list of things to see and do while in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, during the World Equestrian Games (WEG), as well as links to resources.
A Strong Bridge = Better Dressage
A top dressage competitor and trainer discusses how to create connection from your horse's hind legs to your hand.
A Sunday Horse Book Excerpt: Beezie Madden
Read how show jumper Beezie Madden, an Olympic silver medalist, got her start in horses in this excerpt from Vicky Moon's book A Sunday Horse.
Jim Wofford on Proposed Changes to Olympic Three Day Event
Eventing coach and former Olympian Jim Wofford on proposed eventing format changes and the speculation that the sport may be dropped from the Olympics lineup. 5/02
A Tevis Cup Journey
A journal of the Tevis Cup, the ultimate endurance rider's pilgrimage, a grueling journey through the Sierra Nevada that demands equal measures of fitness and faith.
A Tribute to Our Dressage Mentors
U.S. dressage team riders tip their hats to Herbert Rehbein, one of many European trainers who helped put American dressage on the map. By Beth Baumert, for Dressage Today Magazine.
A Working Student's Life
A relentless work ethic, an upbeat attitude and a supportive family got her to the equitation finals. But for junior Kristin Mauks, the prize she treasured most was what she learned along the way.
A Wrap-Up of 2005, A Look Ahead to 2006
EquiSearch takes a last look at the horse world's 2005 winners and losers, and sneaks a peek at what's up for the new year.
AAEP Ask a Veterinarian
Got a question about your horse's health? Post it here, and a veterinarian member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners will answer online.
AAEP Foundation Donates $50,000 to Help Horses Affected by Hurricane
The AAEP Foundation has donated $25,000 each to the Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association and the Mississippi Veterinary Medical Association to aid horses affected by Hurricane Katrina.
AAEP Hot Topic: Less Painful Joint Fusing
Canadian researches find that ethyl alcohol may be used to alleviate the prolonged discomfort of joint fusing.
AAEP Hot Topic: Potential Preventive for Foal Pneumonia
Researchers at Texas A&M University find evidence that a rare metal may help protect newborn foals from pneumonia.
AAEP Hot Topic: The Dangers of 'Stacking' Drugs
Researchers at the University of Missouri found that 'stacking' drugs can lead to protein loss and even death in horses.
Eventer Abigail Lufkin's TV Commercial Debut for Nissan
Noticed the new 2002 Nissan Pathfinder commercial? Event rider Abigail Lufkin and friends compete in a brush race--against a SUV!
About EquiSearch.com and PRIMEDIA's Horse Magazines
Find out more about EquiSearch.com and our sister publications here, including contact and advertising information, submission and donation request, employment opportunities and more.
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About IHSA, the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association
The IHSA consists of 8 Zones with 28 Regions covering 45 states.
Accomplished Dressage Rider Carol Plough Dies
International dressage rider Carol Plough died May 16 in Riverside, Calif. Long-listed for the 2004 U.S. Olympic dressage team, Plough judged and trained all levels of dressage.
Accusations Surround Eventing Conclusion
On her day off, Nancy Jaffer explores the controversy surrounding the eventing medal ceremonies, speaks with the German Equestrian Federation and looks ahead to dressage.
Acquire Show Savvy
Make your next dressage show better than ever with these tips from Grand Prix competitor Gigi Nutter.
Activities in English and Western Riding
Western and english riders have a variety of mounted activities from which to choose. Written by Jayne Pedigo for About Horses.
Acupuncture: Is It For Your Horse?
What is acupuncture, how does it work, when should you consider it, and where can you find a certified veterinary acupuncturist?
Andy Adams Wins 2006 NRCHA World's Greatest Horseman
Andy Adams and Just Plain Cat won the National Reined Cow Horse Association's World's Greatest Horseman title by 7.5 points.
Add Vacuuming to Your Grooming Routine
Olympic groom Jo Long explains how to shorten your grooming routine (and have a cleaner horse!) with the safe, correct use of a vacuum cleaner.
Advanced Ground Control (Heeding - Pt. 3 of 3)
Instructor and trainer Ron Meredith further discusses the control system he calls 'heeding' and how to finesse the control you have over your horse.
Adventures in Owning a Draft Horse
Once we got Star, our new 17 hand Percheron mare, home -- we discovered the adventure of owning a draft horse was only just beginning.... Written by Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch.
Adventures of a Novice Horse Show Manager
This volunteer discovered the ups and downs of organizing a dressage show. Written by Jamie Greenebaum for Dressage Today.
Advice for Horse Owners and Enthusiasts
Explore our glossary, book reviews and excerpts, ask the experts archives and how to articles on riding, training and horse care.
Advice for Dressage Riders New to Showing
Details for riders who are new to showing in the dressage arena. Written by Jayne Ayers.
American Grand Prix Association Announces 2005 Show Jumping Schedule
The American Grand Prix Association's 2005 show jumping season includes 32 events in 22 different equestrian markets and offers over $2.5 million in prize company. Check the schedule to see when the series is in your area.
AHJF Hunter Classic Spectacular Set for February 18
The nation's top show hunter riders will compete in the American Hunter-Jumper Foundation Hunter Classic Spectacular on February 18.
AHSA Changes Name To USA Equestrian
July 12, 2001 -- Alphabet soup: AHSA becomes USAE, while AQHA and NRHA rein in Spain.
Aid Sent to Horses Rescued from California Fires
SmartPak, Kensington and About PetsUnited rally to provide supplies and donations for horses rescued from the southern California wildfires.
Al Dunning Joins Team Horse & Rider
Get to know world-champion trainer Al Dunning, the newest member of Team Horse & Rider.
Alden Wins USEF Saddle Seat Medal Final
Ashley Alden won the 2005 U.S. Equestrian Federation Saddle Seat Medal Final aboard the American Saddlebred LA Blues.
Alfano Wins Legacy Cup 3'6" Pro Finals
Jennifer Alfano and Chris Payne won the two-week Legacy Cup's 3'6" and 3' Pro Finals, respectively.
All About Bitless Bridles for Your Horse
Bit-free headgear is sometimes the answer for sensitive horses or tough training problems.
Horses and All Terrain Vehicle Safety
How to handle encounters with all-terrain vehicles while you're on the trail with your horse. From ATVA.
Trevor Brazile, NFR All-Around Rodeo Cowboy Again?
Trevor Brazile hopes to defend his title as All-Around Champion Cowboy during the 2003 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo this week in Las Vegas. He's already made history by becoming the first cowboy to qualify for the NFR in four events – tie-down roping, steer roping and team roping header and heeler.
Alltech to Sponsor 2010 FEI Games in Kentucky
The eight-discipline world equestrian championships will be known as the Alltech FEI Games Kentucky 2010.
Alternative Healthcare for Horses
Nowadays, more and more horse owners are looking beyond the realms of conventional or holisitc medicine to alternative therapies when seeking healthcare options for their horses. Written by Jayne Pedigo.
Alternative Healthcare Organization Links
Online resources for alternative and holistic healthcare organizations for horses.
Alternative Therapies for Horses
Articles and information about alternative health care and holistic therapies for horses, including chiropractic, magnatherapy, homeopathy and more.
America Looks to Smarty Jones
Smarty Jones' 11 1/2-length victory in the Preakness Stakes on May 15 sparked America's desire for its 12th Triple Crown winner. Columnist Tara Cullen explains why she has hopped onto the colt's bandwagon.
American Equestrian Legend Gene Lewis Dies
Gene Lewis, an American horseman who applied his Western training roots to the jumper world, died April 8.
American Gets Vaulting Bronze
Devon Maitozo earned the bronze medal after four days of competition. He now has more medals than any other vaulter in the world.
American Horses Pass Dressage Vet Check, Prepare for Grand Prix
All four American dressage horses passed the vet check at the 2006 World Equestrian Games and got in some last workouts before Tuesday's grand prix test.
American Paint Horses Become Movie Stars
Five Paints have earned starring roles
in Walt Disney Pictures' Hidalgo, an epic action-adventure movie now being filmed on location in Morocco, California, Montana, South Dakota and Texas.
American Quarter Horse Association Registry Reaches 5 Million
The American Quarter Horse Association reached the five millionth registration milestone in 2007.
American Quarter Horses in Dressage
Five owners discuss how the American Quarter Horse's unique qualities brought them success in the dressage ring.
American Quarter Horses on NBC January 12
Mark your calendar and watch the AQHA America's Horse Championships on NBC Sports January 12 at 5 p.m. EST.
Americans Win Gold, Silver at 2006 FEI World Reining Masters
Shawn Flarida won gold and joined the Two Million Dollar Rider Club as Tom McCutcheon captured silver at the 2006 FEI World Reining Masters Finals.
Americans Win Reining Silver, Bronze at 2006 World Equestrian Games
After an exciting tie-breaker, Canadian Duane Latimer wins the reining gold, with the silver going to American Tim McQuay, in 2006 World Equestrian Games individual reining.
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">Amnion: A Miracle of Birth for Healing Wounds
Amnion for healing wounds. The membrane that protects and nourishes fetal life offers a second chance for healing to a seriously injured yearling. Written by Beth Benard for EQUUS magazine.
Amy Tryon Speaks Out on FEI Case
After months of silence while the FEI tribunal reviewed her case, event rider Amy Tryon speaks out about the lethal injury to Le Samurai at the 2007 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event.
An American Alternative to the European Sport Horse Buying Trek
U.S. dressage sport horse breed shows and a new sales book connect breeders with potential buyers.
An Eastern Approach to Laminitis
Looking for alternative laminitis treatments? Dr. Joyce Harman explains the traditional Chinese approach to treating laminitis.
An Equine Food Triangle
How do the feeds you give your horse stack up against his nutritional requirements?
An Exercise to Slow a Fence Rusher
If your hunter or jumper horse gets quick to his fences, this exercise will help teach him to slow down.
An Inside Look: Life at the Olympic Games
On her second "day off," Nancy Jaffer offers an inside look at what life is like for the journalists, riders and horses at the Olympic Games.
Horse Anatomy and Conformation
Learn more about the conformation and anatomy of the horse, from its eyes to its hooves.
Anchoring Horse Stall Mats
Here's a handy way to keep your stall mats in place, excerpted from Stablekeeping, by horsekeeping expert Cherry Hill and her husband, Richard Klimesh, who designed the anchors.
Anderson to Present Clinics at Road to the Horse
Two-time champion Clinton Anderson will present clinics at the Road to the Horse colt starting challenge February 25 and 26, while four other clinicians vie for the championship title.
Anderson Wins 2005 Road to the Horse Colt-Starting Challenge
Clinton Anderson won the 2005 Road to the Horse colt-starting challenge March 6 against competing clinicians Craig Cameron and Van Hargis.
Anhidrosis in Horses
Anhidrosis - a look into the causes and some ways to control anhidrosis, or non-sweating, in horses. Written by Jayne Pedigo for Equisearch.
Anhidrosis Update
An update on anhidrosis and how a nutritional supplement called One AC helped my horse to start sweating again. Written by Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch.
Animal Health Foundation Promotes Equine Laminitis Research
How Dr. Donald Walsh and the Animal Health Foundation have helped to promote and underwrite vital research on causes, and possible cures, for equine laminitis.
Animal Planet Sporthorse Cup II on TV February 24
Television coverage of the Animal Planet Sporthorse Cup II will air February 24 at 8 p.m.
Animal Planet to Air World Cup Coverage May 12
The May 12 telecast by Animal Planet of the 2007 Rolex FEI World Cup Finals will include coverage of both the dressage and jumping finals.
Anky Wins Gold in 2006 WEG Grand Prix Dressage Freestyle
Anky van Grunsven with Keltec Salinero earns the gold in the Grand Prix Freestyle Dressage at the 2006 World Equestrian Games. Andreas Helgstrand and Blue Hors Matine turn in an electrifying performance to earn the silver, and the bronze goes to Isabell Werth and Satchmo.
Appaloosa Breed Spotlight
An at-a-glance profile of this colorful breed, the Appaloosa.
Appaloosa Horse Club Becomes USEF Affiliated Association
The Appaloosa Horse Club, with over 28,000 members, has joined the U.S. Equestrian Federation as a 2006 Affiliated Association.
Apply Fly Repellent to Your Horse the Right Way
The right fly-protection product helps your horse even more when you use it in accordance with the manufacturer's directions.
AQHA Approves EQUIOXX
The American Quarter Horse Association has approved EQUIOXX (firocoxib), effective January 1, 2008, as an alternative to relieve equine osteoarthritis pain and inflammation.
AQHA Modifies Team Penning Rules
Effective Jan. 1, 2006, the American Quarter Horse Association's team penning rules will be more reflective of the standard set by the U.S. Team Penning Association.
AQHA Regional Experience Prizes and Parties
Corporate partners join with the American Quarter Horse Association to make the 2006 Regional Experiences a success.
AQHA Regional Experiences Continue with Region Two
The American Quarter Horse's Regional Experiences continue with Region Two, June 2-4 in Rapid City, S.D. Find out when and where the Experiences are and what they entail.
Arabian Western Pleasure 2004 National Champions, 2005 Shows
In the January 2005 issue of Horse & Rider magazine, we featured highlights of the Arabian Nationals. Read on for top western finishers and a list of Arabian horse shows in 2005.
Arabian PF Impulse Wins IAHA Dressage Award
PF Impulse +/, a purebred Arabian gelding, received the Special Recognition Award from the IAHA for his accomplishments in dressage. From Dressage Today magazine.
Are Feed Pellets Enough for Horses?
Do horses on complete pellets also need a vitamin or mineral supplement? Here's what the experts say.
Are You a Horseman--or Just a Rider?
If it's not something you've thought much about until now, Jim Wofford's quiz may help you answer if you're a horseman or just a rider.
Are Your Horse's Vaccinations Up to Date?
This free download from EQUUS magazine provides information you need to know to protect your horse against disease.
Are Your Trailer and Horse Roadworthy?
Review this trailering checklist compiled by a veterinarian who has seen many transit troubles over the years, and hauled horses hundreds of miles himself.
Riding Arena Mud-Busting Tips -- What to do about that muddy riding arena
What to do about a muddy riding arena -- Horse & Rider magazine readers offer their best riding arena mud-busting tips.
Aron Moon is 2006 AHA Distance Horse of the Year
The Arabian Horse Assocaition awarded Aron Moon+// the 2006 Distance Horse of the Year honors for his outstanding career accomplishments.
Equine Art and Graphics
Here you'll find stories about horse art, traditional sporting art, contemporary equine artists as well as links to horse clip art.
Artist Andre Pater: A Matter of Light
Basking in the spotlight of critical and popular acclaim, Lexington-based equestrian artist Andre Pater breathes life into his sporting-art canvases.
Ashado Scholarship to Benefit Female Equine Studies Student
The four-year Ashado scholarship, administered by The Race for Education, will benefit a female college student studying an equine-related subject.
Ask the Experts - Crooked Canter and How to Fix It
Barb Crabbe, DVM, answers a Dressage Today reader's question about her horse's crookedness at canter and offers some exercises to help strengthen him and straighten the canter.
Ask The Experts - Equine Professionals Answer Readers' Questions
Professional trainers, vets and other equine experts answer questions from readers on a variety of topics.
Ask the Experts: How to Best Hold the Reins for Dressage
USDF bronze medalist Jo Moran discusses the correct width to hold your hands on the reins when riding in dressage.
Ask the Experts: How Much Hay Does an Adult Horse Need?
A veterinarian provides advice on daily hay, grain and grass portions for adult horses.
Ask the Dressage Experts: Developing Trust in Your Hand
Dressage trainer and clinician Jeremy Beale answers a rider's question about establishing the correct contact. From the Editors of Dressage Today magazine.
Ask the Experts: Dressage Stirrup Length
Think your stirrup's in just the right place? Dressage expert Steven Wolgemuth has some ways to know for sure.
Ask the Experts: Dressage Horse Selling Strategies
Dressage Today asked the experts about options for selling a sport horse to the best possible home at the best possible price.
Ask the Experts: Horse that Leans on the Inside Rein
Better throughness, balance and suppleness can keep your horse from leaning on the inside rein.
Ask the Experts: Improving the Dressage Seat
USDF gold medalist Anneliese Vogt-Harber answers a reader's question on how strengthen and improve the seat and position for dressage riding.
Ask the Experts: Strength Training for Collection in the Dressage Horse
How to build your horse's strength for early collection through hill work, cavalletti and transitions.