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The Horse Source Team 
If you have horses, you have manure. Lots of it. And while hauling stall waste away can feel like a never-ending chore, that pile of manure and bedding doesn’t have to be a problem—you can turn it into a useful resource for your property. So, where should you put a …
Dr. Eleanor Kellon, Staff Veterinary Specialist for Uckele Health & Nutrition Everyone looks forward to the warm weather as the ideal time to ride or work their horse. Most understand the dangers of working the horse under conditions of high heat and humidity. However, the horse can be compromised easily …
Fort Collins, Colo. – Four team members from the Boulder County 4-H Horse Judging Team earned the privilege of representing Colorado 4-H at multiple national competitions during the next year by earning the State Champion title at the Colorado State 4-H Conference. The annual competition was held in conjunction with …
Every horse owner knows the feeling. You finally get a warm stretch of weather, the horses are shedding out, pasture season is starting to look good… and suddenly the bugs arrive in full force. Flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and biting midges can make horses absolutely miserable this time of year. And …
If you spend enough time around barns, you’ll hear a lot of opinions about hay. Horses can’t eat alfalfa. Round bales are dangerous. First cutting is always better. Most of us have probably repeated at least one of those ourselves at some point. The truth is, choosing forage for …
A lot of horse owners learn the hard way that not all fencing holds up to daily ranch life — or determined horses. If you’ve been weighing durability, safety, appearance, and long-term maintenance, this article brings up some things worth thinking about before you invest. There’s a reason more horse …
A lot of horses can go through the motions — but building one that stays sound, balanced, and confident over time is a different story. Seven Hills Training takes a thoughtful approach that blends classical dressage with modern biomechanics and rehab-focused care, especially for horses recovering from injury or complex …
If you’ve ever wondered why some trail courses actually build better horses — and others just become decoration — Mark Bolender’s approach is worth a look. His work goes far beyond building obstacles; it’s about creating spaces that improve confidence, problem-solving, and real-world horsemanship for both horse and rider. With …
Anyone who’s searched for horse property knows how quickly “perfect on paper” can fall apart once you look at the setup for horses. Finding a place that truly fits your equestrian lifestyle takes more than standard real estate knowledge — it helps to work with someone who actually understands horses …
A lot of horse people care deeply about the future of the equine industry — but aren’t always sure who’s actually advocating for it behind the scenes. From education and networking to industry support and representation, the Oregon Horse Council is working to connect and strengthen Oregon’s horse community in …