How your horse can benefit from these routine soundness evaluations
Blogger Pam Stone shares reflections on her time spent with Gem, the fox-hunting Off-the-Track Thoroughbred, explaining why you don't need a dressage ring to work your horse correctly.
Blogger Pam Stone shares an update on her latest project: a pair of bay foxhunters.
An overview of clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment options
Katherine Bateson-Chandler explains how it is the job of the rider to make the horse as even on both sides as possible, therefore improving his straightness.
Researchers and footing providers tell stories that reflect the current state of arena footing.
Can the soundness of your dressage horse be related to the size of your arena?
Dressage has the ability to heal gait abnormalities and promote soundness.
Jessica Morgan, DVM explains how to keep your dressage horse happy and sound.
The key to a horse’s longevity is riding him in balance.
Barb Crabbe, DVM, answers a reader's question about her horse's crookedness at canter and offers some exercises to help strengthen the horse and straighten the canter.