Here are 10 amazing facts about the equine sense of smell, which, though not as impressive as dogs’, is still way better than humans’.

The equine mouth is a dark cavern of mystery. Luckily, there are some outward signs and symptoms that can help you spot when dental work is needed.

Is your pasture in need of some TLC to make it a viable source of forage for your horses? Here is some advice on how to get the best from your grazing.

Are horses that work in Equine Assisted Therapy experiencing stress or anxiety by working with traumatized humans? Study results may surprise you.

Lower leg stability is important for protecting both the rider and the horse. Try these exercises to fix wobbly legs and feel more secure in the saddle.

Most equine scientists would agree that horses don’t learn new behaviours by watching other horses perform them. Do you agree with that theory?

More horse owners are choosing to let their horses go barefoot these days. Here are seven questions to ask before you make the switch.

Many horse owners struggle with grain selection for their horses. One of the biggest deciding factors lies in the reason for feeding.

While many horse owners opt to have a veterinarian administer injections during an annual checkup, you can do it yourself, if you prefer.

Over the past few years, Equestrian Canada has made changes to their rules for measuring ponies. If you plan to show, you’d better get up-to-date on them.