“I had been riding horses for 19 years, and I’d been a working student under multiple trainers. I →
If you operate a small equestrian business, chances are you’ve been hit up for horse show sponsorship. Claire →
By entomology contributor Marty Matisoff. →
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You’ve done your research, bought your first OTTB and put a solid foundation of exposure and ground work →
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In this excerpt from her new book Horses in Translation, equine behavior specialist Sharon Wilsie follows up the →
Off-track Thoroughbreds are becoming increasingly popular as versatile sporthorse projects that are often fairly inexpensive — but finding →
At 2 AM, May Ann Johnstone’s horses were sleeping — or so she believed. Then her night security →
A better combination than logic might suggest… →
Meet Kate Brown! →
A great visual guide to hang in the tack room for your 4H club or newer riders! →
Entomologist and horse lover Marty Matisoff has a few tips. →
Out of the mouths of babes comes great wisdom: Horse Nation’s resident pony kid details her recent experience →
Guest columnist, entomologist Marty Matisoff, dives deep into the world of pest insects and the effects they can →
From ‘Kinesiology Taping for Horses.’ →
Meet Katie Kalfayan! →
Horses have many gifts to give simply by being in our lives — but horses also have documented →
No-see-ums, or biting midges, are a potentially hazardous threat to equine populations worldwide. Horse Nation’s tamed entomologist Marty →
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Bots: they’re basically the worst. →
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Meet Gracelyn Mogelnicki. →