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Freedom on Horseback: Heading Out on the Open Trail

With the loosened pandemic restrictions and warmer weather, trail riding businesses are looking forward to a busy season.
By: Kim Izzo

10 Amazing Facts About Horses You Might Not Know

Horses are fascinating creatures and even the most hard-core horse owner can admit they learn something new about them every day.
By: Kim Izzo

Demystifying Antioxidants and Their Impact on Your Horse’s Health

Research shows that providing an antioxidant supplement can be an effective way to protect red cell membranes and delay the onset of fatigue.

Lameness Research and Tendon Injury Prevention Tips

Equine Guelph presents Dr. Judith Koenig of the Ontario Veterinary College who explains her current research into tendon injuries and prevention.
By: Jackie Bellamy-Zions

Veterinary Researchers Uncover the Mystery of TMJ Disease

If your horse is exhibiting head tossing, bit issues, unexplained lameness or explosive reactions to apparent pain episodes, TMJ disease may be the culprit.
By: Nicole Kitchener
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Back in the Saddle: Riding Schools Open During the Pandemic

Now that equestrian facilities are allowed to resume operation following the prolonged COVID-19 break, how will they keep staff and riders safe?
By: Kim Izzo
You will need to do a LOT of walking at the beginning - but that doesn't mean it has to be boring!

Equine Guelph presents 7 Tips on Equine Conditioning

Biomechanics expert Dr. Hilary Clayton shares some cautions and considerations as we (finally!) head back to the barn to work our horses.
By: Jackie Bellamy-Zions

The 5 Essential Knots Every Horse Person Needs to Know

Bowline, Getaway, Slip, Clove or Tree - whether you’re a competitor or pleasure rider, the need to tie up your horse will happen at some point.
By: Kim Izzo

Rider Health Part 3: Getting Diet & Nutrition Back on Track

Gaining the “quarantine fifteen” isn’t just a catchy phrase, it's a reality for many. Here's how to turn around the unhealthy eating habits.
By: Kim Izzo

How Horses (and other herbivores) Can Save the World

A study has found that the world’s permafrost can be preserved by horses, reindeer and bison, preventing greenhouse gases from escaping into the atmosphere.
By: Kim Izzo

Racing into the Unknown: A Canadian’s Patagonian Adventure

Central Alberta vet Christian Peterson finished third in the inaugural Gaucho Derby, then had to race for home as international travel shut down.
By: Róisín Magee

Rider Health Part 2: Mental Health During the Covid Crisis

To say that spring 2020 is an uncertain time is a grave understatement, as the psychological stress of isolation and financial worries weighs on us.
By: Kim Izzo

Well, Spank My Wranglers! The Equine Name Game

Naming a foal can be a challenge at the best of times, but depending on the breed registry, you may have to follow some strict guidelines.
By: Kim Izzo

Tips for Feeding for Healthy Hooves and Shiny Coats

While genetics certainly plays a role in equine hair and hoof quality, dietary improvements can go a long way to improve both.
By: Shannon Pratt-Phillips, PhD

Canadian Researchers Study Horses Helping People with Eating Disorders

Equine Assisted Psychotherapy programs prove that even those who didn’t ride previously can still gain benefits and healing through horses.
By: Kim Izzo
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