Fresh pasture can supply plenty of this essential antioxidant. Once hay becomes the main forage, choosing the right supplement starts with the entire ration—not the biggest number on the label.

This massive global sporting event has captured millions of viewers around the world, but it has also created an unprecedented amount of sports betting activity.

A practical look at airway comfort, stamina, recovery, and the management choices that help horses breathe easier.

Some of the most valuable lessons from elite sport have very little to do with talent, and everything to do with consistency.

A practical, forage-first guide to calories, digestion, topline and the supplements that may help when your horse needs more than “just add grain.”

The Championship takes place Aug. 6-15 at the Keystone Centre; up to 400 horses are expected to compete in a full roster of classes in every discipline.

What do modern race-day fans get out of combining digital devices with an in-person experience?

With competition from Britain and France, this year's renewal could prove to be one of the most fiercely contested in recent memory.

A horse with a weak topline may look hollow behind the withers, less rounded over the croup, or less “uphill”, and may need nutritional support.

With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which product is actually right for your horse.