As the leaves begin to fall and the temperatures drop, horse blankets become a hot topic of discussion in the equestrian community.
Deciding what forage to feed your horse can be a difficult decision. There are a few simple questions that you need to ask yourself in order to simplify the selection of the right forage type.
Your horse isn’t just some animal that you look after. It’s a close companion, a helping hand, and a trusted member of your team. So you care what your horse eats, and you want to know what the nutritional values are of the feed you provide it.
Sponsored by Durango Boots Durango® Boots has signed six rodeo athletes to create the first ever Team Durango® ambassador…
On February 5, 2010 at 5:00 am, Tracy was awakened by a call from the highway patrol, who reported that one of her horses had been hit by a semi truck.
Sponsored by Standlee Premium Western Forage Certified forage is a shortened term for “certified noxious weed-free forage or straw.”…
Sponsored by Standlee It’s officially performance horse season. Whether you’re performing Western or English style, your horse will need…
Sponsored by Vettec — by Tab Pigg, Certified Journeyman Farrier, Vettec, Inc. The coffin bone, also known as the…
When temperatures dip this winter, keep your horse warm with a blanket designed for the elements. As the leaves…
Seasonal weather changes have a major effect on a horse’s hoof health. Depending on the time of year, horses’ hooves change and may require extra attention and treatment. …
