Labeled as Ireland’s “Heritage Pony,” the Kerry Bog Pony breed holds a great deal of importance to the Irish Equine Community. Since their origin stories, this pony has significantly advanced...

Wingalls or Windpuffs as they are known Stateside, are soft fluid filled swellings at the base of the tendons, just behind and above the fetlock joint. They are most commonly seen on the hind legs of...

A horse’s ability to adapt and learn is far superior to other four-legged creatures, clueing to why we don’t see cattle competing in the Kentucky Derby or showing as level 3 eventers. But while...

If you are an avid equestrian you have no doubt heard the words Wobbler being applied to a horse on occasion. In fact our standard vetting will use quite a few of the tests used to denote a horse...

Apart from toxic weeds, discussed in a previous article, our paddocks are often invaded by other plants that are not grasses. Although generally they are not going to harm your horse they will...

Whether you are world renowned reining trainer, Clinton Anderson tacking up your high money winner for the hundredth time or just dipping your toes into the world of western disinclined riding,...