Miami Animal Import Horse Quarantine Reopens after 4 Horses Die
Horse quarantine: illness unknown
The Miami Animal Import horse quarantine facility reopens after four horses died from a still unidentified illness. Staff completed a thorough cleaning and disinfection allowing the q...
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Unlikely Champion Turned Eventing Legend [VIDEO]
He was an unlikely champion."He was terribly frightened," says Kim Walnes who purchased The Gray Goose in Ireland as a six-year-old.The Irish bred gelding was rigid and learned to buck and bolt at the same time. That u...
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15 Questions to Ask Potential Equine Appraisers before Equine Litigation
Equine law cases
While you probably hired a successful equine attorney, an equine appraiser provides important keys to help unlock your equine law case, especially if it gets to litigation. Therefore, an equine apprai...
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What does an Equine Appraiser Do?
As a horse owner, have you ever wondered what an equine appraiser does? Or, how to select the most qualified equine appraisal expert?...
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Pony Cookies Homemade with Love
Christmas means family, friends, and all of this puts me in the mood to bake, even for my ponies. A half cup flour, a quarter cup oats, apple, and lots of love go into these homemade Peppermint Horse Kisses.
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Evan Coluccio Gets USEF Suspension for Changing Horse's Identity
Virginia hunter/jumper professional Evan Coluccio must bid the rated horse show life adieu for six months. The U.S. Equestrian Federation states it suspended the EMC International Stables owner for the misrepresentati...
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How Mental Resilience Leads to Horse Riding Success
Some riders (and horses) are more naturally talented and possess a mental resilience. Despite both, every equestrian has struggled with something along their horse riding journey....
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550 horses Fly to U.S. for Big Equestrian Competition
The friendly skies are where the equine athlete's welfare, comfort, and well-being are top priorities. That's because 550 of the world’s top equine athletes are arriving by air to small-town North Carolina for big-time c...
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Maintaining Your Equine Insurance Policy
Contacting your equine insurance company in an emergency is always a condition of coverage. Failure to report your horse's illness or injury can cause your horse's policy to become null and void. Notifying the insurance co...
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3 Commitments Every Great Horse Rider Makes
Most of my riding students may look like ordinary riders with ordinary horses. What makes them exceptional? And, how can you do the same? Find out here... ...
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Universal Equine Microchip Look-Up Tool being Developed
Therefore, a universal look-up tool could streamline horse identification worldwide with equine industry cooperation. So, no matter where the horse originated or the horse's breed, a quick search would allow users to identi...
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Don't Trust, Verify Like a Boss
Ryerss Farm for Aged Equines knows the sting of losing more than $45,000 after a bad hire. The organization learned the hard way, choose the smart solution with due diligence using background checks. President Samuel Gri...
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40,000 Year Old Horse Preserved by Ice Age: Scientists
Scientists unearthed a baby horse that they say lived 40,000 years ago in Siberia. A joint expedition by scientists from Russia and Japan led to the treasure. Researchers estimate the foal was three-months-old when it d...
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How to Enjoy Your Equestrian Journey [Even When it Sucks]
For us, as equestrians, we are challenged daily as students learning the art of equestrianism since we are never done learning. Although we may eventually become really good riders or horse trainers, there’s no such thing...
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The Zen Approach to Buying Equine Insurance
Here's an important question to ask your insurance broker before purchasing loss of use insurance. If a claim is filed, what happens to your horse? Click to find out why....
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Baby Dwarf Mini Horse is Crippled Until Gift Arrives
A dwarf mini horse born with crippling leg deformities is unable to walk easily. Then Baby Pumpkin received an amazing gift that made her step as big as her spirit. ...
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How to Stay Sane while Horse Showing
The horse, unaware of his human’s plans, is left wondering what the heck happened to his formerly happy, relaxed rider. While it's tempting to push ourselves and our horses to move up a level, the truth is, good horse tra...
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FDA Warns: Health Risks for People Exposed to Altrenogest
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns that exposure when treating a horse with synthetic progesterone may cause serious health risks. The drug, marketed as Regu-mate, may cause adverse events, some of which have ...
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Equestrians Cuoco and Cook Officially KCSQUARED
Kaley Cuoco married fellow equestrian Karl Cook in San Diego Saturday. Cuoco announced their nuptials with "Legally KCSQUARED 6-30-18."...
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Revel in the Ride
While I was still showing dressage on the gelding, I bought a Dutch Warmblood foal. Zamboni had good, uphill conformation, good bloodlines, and a really good canter. All of the necessary ingredients for a successful dre...
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