The World Equestrian Games Are On!
Blogger and USEF dressage judge Margaret Freeman shares her unique perspective of WEG as a Tryon-area local.
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Should You Be Concerned About Equine Windpuffs?
Any horse in a consistent training program is a possible candidate to develop windpuffs, and most older horses who have had a long career in competitive sport have them.
Exercises for a Horse Heavy on the Forehand
Raul de Leon answers a reader's question on how to cope with a horse that is heavy on the forehand.
The Benefits of Cold Therapy for Sport Horses
There are many modalities for providing cold therapy that range from low-tech to high-tech.
Are Sheath Noises Associated with Tension?
Ida Norris answers this reader-submitted question, explaining that sheath noise is caused by tensing of the muscles, primarily over the back.
What Are Equine Hindgut Ulcers?
Christina “Cricket” Russillo, DVM, answers this reader question.
Changes in Forage and Digestive Problems
Many different dietary factors can induce diarrhea in horses.
Winter Grooming in Extreme Climates
A Canadian dressage rider draws on her experience to share tips for grooming in below-freezing temperatures.
How to Deal with Equine Choke
Learn what you should do to handle a choke episode.
Understanding Your Horse's Hock Health
Learn about some of the elements that affect the horse's hocks
Scott Hassler: Coach Your Horse for Success
One of America’s top trainers talks about how to improve your horse’s performance by being an ideal coach for him.
Is Your Horse's Hoof Temperature Abnormal?
How to tell the difference between normal and abnormal hoof temperature in the dressage horse.
Motivate Your Dressage Horse with Uta Gräf
German Grand Prix rider Uta Gräf explains how to train using the rider's moral obligation to the dressage horse.
Tongue Resistance in the Dressage Horse
Clinician Jessica Jahiel gives suggestions for stopping a horse from sticking his tongue out to avoid the bit.