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A Nintendo video game console and controller.

The Best Horse Racing Video Games of All Time

Virtual horse racing games are one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the industry and test your wits as both a trainer and a jockey.
One of Kendall Goddard's students, Kirstyn Smith, shoots an arrow aboard Conner.

Mounted Archery: The Most Badass Sport Ever

If you've ever dreamed of being a warrior princess (or prince), this could be the sport for you and your horse.
By: Kim Izzo
A herd of horses eating grass in a field.

Feeding the Easy Keeper in a Herd Setting

Putting an overweight horse on a diet can be a challenge if you have limited solo turnout options. Here are some helpful ideas.
By: Madeline Boast

UK-Run Horses to Watch in 2023

A look at three of the standout horses set to make a big impact on the British racing scene in the coming year.
An image of a horse performing a trick

Teach Your Horse Simple and Fun Tricks

It's a great way to bond, develop trust, and keep you both motivated during the endless winter/spring arena months.
By: Kim Izzo

Saddle Fitting Questions Answered

Saddle fitter Joe Boustead advises the signs to look out for, and what you can do about a poorly-fitted saddle.
By: Kim Izzo

The Mystery of the Blue Roan Pony

A true tale about a 'tricky' little pony picked up at a horse auction who must have had a very interesting past.
By: Garry Leeson
A portrait photo of a horse taken during golden hour.

The Changeable Nature of the Equine Influenza Virus (EIV)

The importance of administering vaccines containing recent EIV strains.
By: Merck Animal Health
Using shockwave therapy on a horse's back.

Equine Back Pain Causes and Solutions

A look at what causes back soreness in horses, how it is diagnosed and what can be done to alleviate the discomfort.
By: Kim Izzo

The Importance of Bit and Bridle Fit

Certified bit-fitter Tammy Levasseur discusses why proper bit and bridle fit is so crucial, and explains the new rein contact technology.
By: Kim Izzo

Feel-Good, Restorative Equine Treatments

From massage therapy to pulsed electromagnetic field therapy to physio taping for aching muscles, your horse will thank you.
By: Kim Izzo
A bay horse wearing a bitless bridle.

Going Bitless: Why Not Give it a Try?

Bitless bridles have been shown to solve behavioural issues such as head shaking, bridle lameness, napping, rearing, and anxiety.
By: Anne Gage

Teach Your Horse to Stand Still While Mounting

We tend to overlook ground manners sometimes but a horse that fidgets or wanders off while being mounted can be both annoying and dangerous.
By: Kim Izzo

From Money to Sunny: A LongRun Success Story

A former Thoroughbred racehorse named Money Talks stepped into a retired Quarter Horse's shoes and is now the love of Jillian Wainwright's life.
By: Chris Lomon, Woodbine Communications

Winter Blues Busters for You and Your Horse

Don't let 'Blue Monday' get you down; switch up your indoor routine with some of these fun and inspiring activities.
By: Kim Izzo
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