Equine Foundation Donation to aid in Lameness Evaluation The Equine Foundation of Canada has contributed $16,000 to Equine Guelph. This donation covers 80 per cent of the purchase price of an Equinosis Lameness Locator®, which will benefit both research projects and education by providing an objective method of …By: Equine Guelph What Makes Horses “Stubborn”? Rather than labeling a horse as stubborn, equine psychologist Antonia J.Z. Henderson, says people should look for the root cause of a refusal to comply.By: Antonia Henderson, Ph.D.Don Bassin, a man whose name was synonymous " /> In Memoriam: Donald William Bassin Don Bassin, a man whose name was synonymous with generous horse show and rider sponsorship, passed away on Saturday, May 2, 2015, after a courageous battle with cancer. Don founded the Frantisi Inc. equestrian apparel company in 1979, which produced …By: SSP Pasture Poisons While there are hundreds of species of weeds toxic to horses, the following six include two of the most poison, deadly ones.By: Colleen Archer Equine Horsepower Horsepower can still be found on farms and elsewhere doing traditional work efficiently and often more successfully than machines.By: Liz Brown How to Keep Circles on Track Here are some tips to improve lateral control and keep your horse on the track of your choice without derailing!By: Lindsay Grice Creating the Will to Try with Steve Rother Have you ever experienced the feeling of your horse shutting down or freezing up on you during a ride? Picture yourself riding along on a nice quiet trail, when, all of a sudden, your horse is completely consumed by the …By: Steve Rother A Diamond in the Rough Fate is a strange thing. It’s a word used to describe events or occurrences in people’s lives when they feel like something was unavoidably meant to happen – pre-determined even. Fate is supposedly the universe’s way of ensuring that things …By: Danielle Perry Perfecting the Hand Gallop The hand gallop is a great physical and mental exercise for horses and riders of all disciplines - and it's fun!By: Anne Gage What is Equine Recurrent Uveitis? Lynne Sandmeyer, DVM, explains how to recognize and treat Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU), which is the leading cause of blindness in horses.By: Dr. Lynne, Sandmeyer with Hayley KosolofskiPage 291 of 350« First‹ Previous287288289290291292293294295Next ›Last » Latest News Ancient Horse DNA Reveals Migration Patterns News Turning Heartbreak Into Hope News, People, Rider Health UK Gets Serious About Horses and Road Safety News, Safety No Poop-Scooping for BC Riders Industry, News, Provinces/Territories, Safety Foal with Cognitive Disorder Thrives Health, News More News
What Makes Horses “Stubborn”? Rather than labeling a horse as stubborn, equine psychologist Antonia J.Z. Henderson, says people should look for the root cause of a refusal to comply.By: Antonia Henderson, Ph.D.
Don Bassin, a man whose name was synonymous " /> In Memoriam: Donald William Bassin Don Bassin, a man whose name was synonymous with generous horse show and rider sponsorship, passed away on Saturday, May 2, 2015, after a courageous battle with cancer. Don founded the Frantisi Inc. equestrian apparel company in 1979, which produced …By: SSP
Pasture Poisons While there are hundreds of species of weeds toxic to horses, the following six include two of the most poison, deadly ones.By: Colleen Archer
Equine Horsepower Horsepower can still be found on farms and elsewhere doing traditional work efficiently and often more successfully than machines.By: Liz Brown
How to Keep Circles on Track Here are some tips to improve lateral control and keep your horse on the track of your choice without derailing!By: Lindsay Grice
Creating the Will to Try with Steve Rother Have you ever experienced the feeling of your horse shutting down or freezing up on you during a ride? Picture yourself riding along on a nice quiet trail, when, all of a sudden, your horse is completely consumed by the …By: Steve Rother
A Diamond in the Rough Fate is a strange thing. It’s a word used to describe events or occurrences in people’s lives when they feel like something was unavoidably meant to happen – pre-determined even. Fate is supposedly the universe’s way of ensuring that things …By: Danielle Perry
Perfecting the Hand Gallop The hand gallop is a great physical and mental exercise for horses and riders of all disciplines - and it's fun!By: Anne Gage
What is Equine Recurrent Uveitis? Lynne Sandmeyer, DVM, explains how to recognize and treat Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU), which is the leading cause of blindness in horses.By: Dr. Lynne, Sandmeyer with Hayley Kosolofski