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Your Horse's Back Pain: Possible causes
Check everything from saddle fit to sore feet as potential culprits behind your horse's spinal discomfort.
How Horses Hear - Your Horse's Hearing
Understanding how your horse's hearing and reactions to sounds differs from yours can give you valuable insights into his behavior. It may help you anticipate a dangerous spook, or reduce his anxiety in noisy environments.
Your Horse's Homeopathic First Aid Kit
Holistic veterinarian Madalyn Ward describes how five basic homeopathic remedies can help you care for your horse.
Your Horse's Night Vision
With the horse's superior night vision, negotiating a trail in the dark is no sweat.
Your Horse's Strange Slobber
Is there any reason to be concerned about a horse's excessive drooling?
Your Horse's Trailer-Shopping List
Simplify your search for a two-horse trailer with a list that zooms in on features that promote your horse's comfort and safety.
Your Senior Horse and Heaves
If you've got an aging horse, he may be at risk for heaves, a respiratory disease that makes it hard for him to breathe. Make note of the signs and symptoms of heaves so that you can contact your vet for diagnosis and treatment.
Your Turn: Horseman vs. Rider Responses
Here's what you thought of--and added to--Jim Wofford's 'Are You a Horseman--or Just a Rider?' column in the December 2006 issue of Practical Horseman.
Zara Phillips Takes the Lead After WEG 2006 Cross-Country
Zara Phillips moves into the lead on Toy Town after the cross-country, overtaking Germany's Bettina Hoy who took some long routes with Ringwood Cockatoo. Nancy Jaffer reports from the 2006 World Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany.
Zazen Meditation and the Art of Dressage
Find out what zazen meditation is and how it helps dressage riders by clearing the mind, which allows for better communication with our horses.
Zito, Walsh, Watters, Lonesome Glory to Join Racing Hall of Fame
Trainer Nick Zito and three steeplechase stars, Thomas Walsh, Sidney Watters Jr. and Lonesome Glory will join the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame in 2005.
IHSA Zone 3: Fairfield 'Better Every Year'
In November 2002, the Fairfield Equestrian Team found itself holding a commanding 25-point lead going into Fairfield's home show, the last of the season. USRiding.com/IHSA.com Intern Margot Sanger-Katz tells the story of the team's success.
IHSA Zone 5: Vanderbilt Vaults to Equestrian Team Success
The fledgling Vanderbilt Equestrian Team has grown from 12 team members to 45, and they have already proved themselves a force to be reckoned with in Zone 5. USRiding.com/IHSA.com Intern Mawghan McCabe reports for EquiSearch.
IHSA Zone 6: Something for Everyone
IHSA Zone 6 offers a wide range of options for anyone wanting to ride on an intercollegiate team. Here's an overview of some of the schools representing each region in Zone 6. Written by USRiding.com/IHSA.com Intern, Julie Caldwell, for EquiSearch.
IHSA Zone 9: UWET is in the Hunt
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Equestrian Team has become a major player in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association. Team members attribute their success to camaraderie and team spirit. USRiding.com/IHSA.com Intern, Jennifer Niemeier reports for EquiSearch.