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The maintenance of a horse's hooves is not just a matter of aesthetics or routine care; it's a cornerstone of equine health and performance.

Radiographs, commonly known as X-rays, are indispensable tools in equine hoof care.

When a 1,200-pound animal decides to jerk a leg, strike, or rear while under a farrier's care, it's not just inconvenient—it can be lethal.

The health of a horse’s hooves is a direct reflection of the horse’s overall nutrition.

A farrier should be much more than someone who fits shoes to hooves. They should be a horseman—a professional…

The rocker toe aids in equine biomechanics, improve stride efficiency, and relieve stress.

As the colder months settle in, many horse owners reduce or even pause training, but winter can actually be a critical time to work with you

In the world of horse training, we often talk about challenge, grit, and perseverance. But one aspect we don’t discuss nearly enough is...

When buying a horse, whether for performance, pleasure, or breeding, it’s essential to conduct a thorough pre-purchase exam (PPE).

Exertional Rhabdomyolysis is a complex condition that requires careful management and understanding.

Horse training school is not just about learning techniques or improving physical skills. It’s a journey that binds people…

In the age of social media, it's easy to find advice on horse care at the click of a button.

When a new horse arrives on the mat with the directive to "just shoe it," it is often accompanied by the assumption that there are no...