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Explore the complete digital edition of the December 2025 The Northwest Horse Source Magazine Enjoy our last digital edition. The journey isn’t over, it’s just changing. Hang on! You’ll want to see what’s next… See you at:nwhorsesource.comcoloradohorsesource.comhorsesource.orghorsesafetytips.com Colorado Horse SourceThe Colorado Horse Source is an independently owned and operated print and online …
Plan Your Next Horse Camping Trip A solid plan doesn’t make a trip predictable; it makes it possible. Every great horse-camping trip begins long before you tighten the cinch. It starts with maps spread out, coffee steaming, and dreams of alpine lakes and winding mountain trails taking form. Whether you’re …
Commitment, No More Excuses I decided to write more on the subject of “No Time to Ride” which I discussed in my September editorial. I had a great deal of response to this article, which makes me feel there are many of you who relate to the struggle. When I …
Dear Colorado horse community, The Colorado State Veterinarian’s Office is monitoring an outbreak of Equine Herpes Virus (EHV) / Equine Herpes Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) associated with barrel racing and rodeo-type events in Texas and Oklahoma between November 5–9. Several cases, including equine deaths, have been confirmed in those states. At this time, there …
🎅🐶Join us for our Annual Pet Pictures with Santa!🎄December 6th at Aspen Park Vet Hospital in Conifer🎄December 7th at The Resq Ranch in EvergreenAdded bonus at APVH – Stop by the Sci on the Fly educational van, direct from CSU! Learn about Parasites and other buggies your pet may be …
A Horse Owner’s Guide to Colic Recognition and Prevention The call came on a sweltering July morning. Mari, an eight-year-old Thoroughbred mare, was lying down in her paddock, pawing at the ground and showing clear signs of distress. For Rachael Carpenter, a faculty member at Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, the symptoms were unmistakable. “She was …
Centrally located near Trenton, and right off of 95 or 295 in Bordentown, NJ, we hope that this location will allow the event to be more accessible to everyone throughout the state and into Pennsylvania! See event info here: https://horsesource.org/event/fall-2025-horse-management-seminar-equine-disease-day PressNews from the horse industry. Sharing today’s information as it …
Please join us at the ResqRanch for an immersive equine experience every Thursday at 4:30pm to 6:00PM! Do you feel a deep connection to horses? Are you searching for a way to turn your passion into a powerful force for good? Here in the U.S., thousands of horses, including majestic …
Facing End of Life Decisions with Best Friends My senior horse, Gunner, has Cushing’s disease and chronically sore feet. Although he’s on medication to treat the disease as well as reduce pain, each fall as the days shorten and his cortisol rises, he has another episode that pulls him down …
How to Help Your Horse Feel Safe The most important characteristic of a safe, well-trained horse is trust. Horses who trust people are far less likely to behave in erratic, explosive, or aggressive ways and are a joy to handle and ride. Creating trust in horses is the responsibility of …
