Category: Horses

Your horse will roll. And in most cases, rolling is no cause for alarm. That is, unless he rolls in his own stall. If he does, he may become cast

If you ever rode a horse that would stop and refuse to go forward, then you would know how annoying it is. Why do they stop? Because that’s their

When your horse has severe muscle cramping known as tying up, do your best to keep him still and comfortable while you wait for the veterinarian. Imm

When it comes to horses, there is no shortage of myths, lore, and home remedies, both among equestrians and non-equestrians alike. Some of these stan

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has created a list of vaccines that are recommended for all horses. These vaccines include Ra

In all principles in horse training the one I like to harp on is the principle of “kindness.” Instinctively, most understand the kindness thing.

I believe the most hostile environment for our horse’s feet is upon us. Mud season and the excess moisture it brings weaken our horse’s hooves, a

If you have been riding for any length of time, you will have seen it. A rider is struggling with her headstrong horse, and the coach steps up an