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December Email Subscriber Drawing Sponsor – BarnChats.com     Enter today for 1 of 2 chances to win a 800g Bag of Equistro’s Secreta Pro Max from BarnChats.com – a 40 day supply! Just sign up for our E-Newsletter and you’ll …

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Senior Horse Nutrition

Pleasure and Performance Horse from Life Data Rounds Out Senior Horses’ Dietary Needs By Life Data Staff   The best senior horse feeding program will improve the nutrient balance and increase the feed efficiency of the natural hay and pasture …

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Moments in Time

Life is a Series of Special Moments By Karen Pickering   I can’t believe we’re approaching Christmas already! It’s October 25th as I write this and sitting here wondering what to write about, I looked back at my December editorial …

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Tomlyn Completes its Equistro Product Line of Horse Supplements with the Launch of Chrysanphyton

The most recent Equistro product, Chrysanphyton, is a daily equine supplement used to help promote and support normal circulation and vascular function. The supplement is made from the plant, Chrysanthellum americanum, which is dried and shredded. Like the plant, the Chrysanphyton …

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Keep Your Senior Horse Conditioned

Two Ways to Help a Hard-Keeper By Theresa Rice   One of the most common questions I see on horse forums in winter is how best to feed an aging horse that’s losing condition. Senior horses can have complications that …

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The “Bad” Trail Horse

Time and a New Approach Might be the Solution By Jill Holdal with Julie Lewis-Schot   First, what makes a good trail horse? Some horses love trails and hate arena work. Some horses hate trails and love the arena. The …

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Keep them Going

Horses Have Much to Offer into their Twenties and Beyond By Kim Roe   I’ve always joked that horses don’t get good until they’re 10 years old, then you have a few good years and they’re old. As with much …

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The Broke Horse: Part 2

 In the Saddle By Allison Trimble   Once a horse is being ridden, the wide range of disciplines can make defining a “broke” horse more of a challenge. The culmination of training for a working cow horse looks quite different …

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Equine Digestion Part 3

Horse Digestive System Designed for Continuous Forage by Eleanor Blazer   Why is the small intestine 60 feet in length and the large intestine only 25 feet long? It’s a question about the equine intestine that could keep you awake …

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Trainer’s Corner: How to Put Your Horse in Balance with Bending – Part 1

Sequence of the Aids By Lynn Palm   Have you ever ridden a horse on a curve or a circle and felt the horse speed up, lose his balance and not be able to follow the path? You may have …

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Infographic: Horse Clipping 101

It’s recommended to clip your horse’s coat annually so that it will dry quicker and reduce the likelihood of the horse suffering from colds and colic. Clipping also removes any built-up fleas or dirt that had been present in the …

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Haygain USA Heads to AAEP in San Francisco

  Company and veterinarian’s association missions are closely aligned. November 28, 2018: With horse health as its mission, Haygain USA looks forward to sharing ideas and perspectives with hundreds of like-minded individuals at the American Association of Equine Practitioners Convention. The …

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