The Equine Feed Oat Project (EFOP) in conjunction with RFD-TV is proud to announce that Roy Rogerâs beloved horse Trigger and loyal dog Bullet will blaze through the 58th annual American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Convention in Anaheim C
That atrocities are still perpetrated against Tennessee Walking Horses in spite of legislation and public backlash against them, that a stallion plucked from that world would harbor no ill will toward humans, and that a novice horseman committed to noble
With house guests, elaborate dcorations and tempting treats, Â and people coming and going, the holiday season can be very stressful for you and your horses.
Winter is a good time to clean out your tack room and tack boxes - weeding out tack and other equipment youâre not using, or thatdoesnât fit your horses.
According to Straight from the Horse's Heart by R. T. Fitch, a group of wild horse advocates and home owners in the Reno area have taken matters into their own hands to provide fencing to secure wild horses from wandering into traffic and to provide a
The Colorado Communications Director for the BLM has announced that 19 wild horses have been found dead at the Canon City Wild Horse Inmate Program facility.
USRider Equestrian Motor Plan and Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) have finalized the dates for the 2013 Technical Large Animal Emergency Rescue Training course. The course is scheduled for April 5-7 at EKU and the training will be provided by Kentucky L
After a public outcry over some of his actions relative to wild horses, Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar says he will tighten regulations of the federal government's wild horse program, restricting the number of horses people can buy and making it ea
With the change of seasons, USRider â the national provider of roadside emergency assistance for equestrians â reminds those who travel with Horses to be careful when traveling and invest time doing routine preventive trailer maintenance to enhance th
According to AAEP publications, when most horses exhibit unsocial or obnoxious behaviors, there may be a good reason. Understanding what makes your horse "tick" can be rewarding for both you and your horse.