Respiratory conditions like equine asthma can compromise lung health, affecting performance under saddle and overall wellbeing. Keep reading to learn more about this disease, its causes, and treatments.

Gastric ulcers are a widespread condition in domestic horses that can have a severe impact on equine welfare. However, the clinical signs of ulcers can be subtle. While a gastroscopy is the only way to definitively diagnose this disease, understanding the signs that your horse may be suffering from gastric ulcers can help you determine when to call the vet so you can help make your horse comfortable again.

Ah, winter - the time of short daylight hours, chapped lips, and fuzzy horses. Winter is also the time to monitor our horse's health, from the skin to weight to hydration. It may seem like a lot, but these winter health challenges are easy to monitor and stay ahead of.

Horse bits have been around for hundreds of years. The first evidence bits showed up between the 14th and 8th centuries BC in ancient Mesopotamia, which is now modern-day Iran. They were fashioned from wood, bone, rope, but much has changed since then. Now most bits are made of metal, even popular bit-less bits like hackamores are made mostly of metal.

The winter season can be a challenge for horse owners. When we think of winter, thick furry coats, freezing temperatures, and an endless grooming routine often come to mind. Some horse owners believe in not blanketing, some believe in blanketing but not clipping, and others believe in clipping and blanketing. So, which way is the right way?

Quentin Judge is a professional rider based in Ridgefield, Connecticut and Wellington, Florida at the world-class Double H Farm. To get an inside look at what makes the international competitor's training program so successful, we sat down with Quentin to find out how he uses gymnastics to prepare for the show ring. Check out the video and keep reading to learn more.

Horse lovers are likely familiar with Cushing's disease, the condition in which a horse's pituitary gland releases too many hormones. These hormonal changes start a chain reaction throughout the body, contributing to insulin problems, laminitis, and excessive hair growth. Learn more about the symptoms of Equine Cushing's and treatments for this disease.

Max Amaya is an accomplished trainer skilled at helping horses and riders reach their maximum potential in the showjumping arena. We visited Max to get an insight into his training program and how he uses cavaletti exercises to prepare for competition. Watch the video and keep reading to learn more.

Looking for some horsey costume ideas and inspiration for spooky season this year? Check out our favorite entries from last year's Halloween Costume Contest.

The leaves are turning colors, the days are getting shorter, and the seasons are rapidly changing. Fall is here, but with the new season comes new challenges for horse owners. So we put together a list of our favorite products to keep your horse happy and healthy this fall. Keep reading to learn more about our top picks for seasonal blankets, dewormers, grooming products, and supplements.

Fall brings out the spice in our lattes, our horses, and the pasture grasses. We know that spring brings fast-growing fresh grass filled with starches and sugars, increasing the risk of colic and laminitis in some horses. However, those risks also increase with cooler weather and can be more dangerous in the fall. But don't panic - there are lots of preventative measures you can take for your horse.

Just like humans, horses can have difficulty adjusting to a new environment. Whether you're traveling to attend an away show, a clinic, or season in a different climate, a foreign environment can be a scary experience for your horse. It's essential to know how to help your horse adjust so you can avoid any unnecessary stress.

Specializing in science-based training techniques like positive reinforcement, Patricia Lincourt is passionate about helping riders of all levels develop strong partnerships with their horses. We had the chance to chat with Lincourt about her top tips and techniques that have earned her undeniable success using positive reinforcement as a powerful training tool.

Shipping can be extraordinarily stressful for both horses and humans, but it doesn't need to be. Owners can set their equine partners up for success long before departing home by establishing a well-organized plan ahead of time. Keep reading our ultimate guide to shipping your horse to learn how to spend less time stressing about the trip and more time enjoying the journey.

The Pessoa Lunging System is a valuable tool for promoting better balance and topline development in horses. In our latest video, Corro Team Rider and U.S. Showjumper Hannah Selleck discusses how she uses this training aid with her horses to help them learn how to carry themselves. Check out the video and keep reading to learn how to lunge your horse in a Pessoa rig and find out more about Hannah.

We’ve all felt it, whether we like to admit it or not. Experiencing fear may not feel pleasant, but it’s a part of being human as well as being an equestrian athlete. Annette Paterakis, also known as the Equestrian Mental Coach, is well-versed in helping riders grow, learn, and invest in themselves to achieve optimal success. We recently spoke with Annette to better understand fear in horseback riding and learn how to move past the emotion to become a more confident equestrian.