On June 25, a 6-year-old pony-cross stallion at a private facility in Calvert County, Maryland, tested positive for strangles ...

On June 18, a 3-year-old Quarter Horse gelding in Stanislaus County, California, tested positive for equine infectious anemia ...

According to the assistant state veterinarian, five horses at a private facility in Pierce County, Washington, have tested ...

On June 19, a mare at a private facility in Powhatan County, Virginia, tested positive for equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1). She ...

According to the State Department of Agriculture, one horse in Crook County, Oregon, has tested positive for equine ...

See that sliver of light on the sand, shining through a gap in the roof of the indoor arena? Every time she goes past, Hawkeye arches her neck and skirts the boundary as if it’s a rattlesnake. The ...

Trauma to the underside of the hoof is a common cause of lameness. Here’s how you can help your horse stay sound. Maybe your horse seems a little “ouchy,” going a bit short-strided over firm footing.

According to the state veterinarian, one horse in Ward County, North Dakota, has tested positive for strangles. One ...

Equine skin diseases have a way of holding your attention, while still remaining mysterious. That strange-looking bump, or scruffy patch, or bald spot on your horse’s skin: It looks harmless, and it ...

Plants that are toxic to horses aren’t particularly rare. Take a stroll through any pasture, and there among the grasses you’ll find any number of different plants. Small vines, broad-leafed weeds, ...

EQUUS Barn Stories focus on the softer side of horse ownership, serving as a reminder of why we have horses and highlighting the fellowship among riders. They are meant to be listened to on the way to ...

For most of us, trail riding is all about relaxation and enjoyment. When you leave behind the rigors and repetition of arena work, you can simply savor the experience of being in the saddle and ...