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Advice for Equine Business Owners During COVID-19
As we struggle to navigate the uncharted waters in which we find ourselves amidst COVID-19, determining the best →
Weekend Wellness: Is My Horse At Risk?
What do we know about the potential COVID-19 threat to and from horses, cats and dogs? →
Marie Griffis Wins Inaugural Gaucho Derby
Marie Griffis is crowned the winner of the “greatest test of horsemanship and wilderness skills on earth,” the Gaucho →
Two Warhorses: Meet Jen & Louise
“Hypothetically, if I were to get together with an older warhorse mare (raced 50+ times) with my older →
Horsemanship With Lindsey Partridge: Preparing for the Unexpected
Making your horses well-rounded, predictable, steady mounts takes time, effort and work. This month, Lindsey Partridge discusses how →
Off to the Races: Meet Brandy & Fancy
“The spring in her hocks and flawless lead changes couldn’t compensate for her lack of speed; she always →
Path to the Makeover: Meet Aubrey & Boomer
“For the past two years, my RRP personal entries … have been young, lightly raced, red, and well… hot. Boomer, →
John Madden and Terrance Millar Accelerate Haygain’s Growth
Top horsemen join horse health company’s Board of Directors and Advisory Board. →
Weekend Wellness: Nocardioform Placentitis
Foaling season is officially upon us, and this year there is an increase in reports of Nocardioform placentitis. →
Celebrating 20 Years of Pioneering Psychotherapy Incorporating Horses
The Congressional Horse Caucus will have its field meeting at Eagala 20th Conference in Lexington, KY. →
Horsemanship With Lindsey Partridge: Scared Stupid
Lindsey Partridge explores why using fear is not the way to go about training a horse. →
Top 5 Things Every Equestrian Startup Needs
If you’re thinking of starting a new equine business, this is a must-read! Make sure you’re protected and →
Best of JN: One Pro’s Tips on How to Start Your Business
If you’re looking into starting your own business in the equestrian world, Jumper Nation’s Amanda Cousins has some →
From Rags to Riches and Rescuing Each Other
Eventing Nation’s Conner Ann Clark recounts the way she met her heart horse by being willing to give →
Best of JN: A Letter to the Working Student at HITS, an Editorial
Not all working student opportunities are ones worth pursing or maintaining, especially when you’re not treated with the →
The West Rising: Eventing Opportunities in California
Kim Miller takes a look at Area VI’s unique offerings and the ample opportunities to prepare, perfect and →
Best of EN: Must Pass PPE
“The solution is not black and white, not an either/or. The pre-purchase exam is a good thing and →
An Old Horse’s Dream
“Maybe old horses, just like old dogs and even old people, don’t want to be forgotten or tucked →
Cognitive Dissonance: Why Horse People Have Such Strong Opinions
Callie King explores why it can be so difficult for people to change — even if that change means →
Healthy Bars
While a common toast may be “To your health,” it isn’t often we see these two words together. →
Best of JN: If Your Newly Retired RRP Thoroughbred Makeover Mount Could Talk
As the application deadline for the Thoroughbred Makeover draws near, many riders are acquiring their fresh off-the-track horses. →
Horsemanship with Lindsey Partridge: Making Waves in Horse Training
In this month’s training article, Lindsey Partridge of Harmony Horsemanship discusses how people respond to her use of →
Aftercare Should Not Be An Afterthought: Solutions For The Future
Here is the final installment of Natalie Voss’s look at Thoroughbred aftercare. In this article she examines what can →
Emptying The Ocean With A Teaspoon: The Challenges Of Aftercare
Natalie Voss of the Paulick Report looks at Thoroughbred Aftercare in this three-part series. She examines aspects of aftercare →
Best of JN: 10 Things Equestrian Professionals Do on Vacation
When equine professionals actually manage to take a vacation, here are 10 things they are bound to do. →