LEXINGTON, Ky. (Aug. 17, 2026)—According to a news release by Jordan Strickler, a new University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton ...

Skydog Sanctuary's probe into BLM activities provided key evidence for New York Times exposé of 'legal loophole.' ...

Here’s a practical guide for handling the minor-to-moderate cuts and abrasions that seem to befall every horse. Rare is the horse owner who hasn’t retrieved a horse from the field only to find a fresh ...

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Poke around the tack room at most horse barns and you are likely to find a few nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. NSAIDs are often administered to horses to treat joint and muscle aches, pain ...

As laminitis progresses, the laminae may weaken, stretch and fail, detaching from the hoof wall and allowing the coffin bone to rotate downward toward the sole. This, in turn, may lead to the ...

Time was, a diagnosis of ringbone in a horse would have been very bad news—at best, he might be retired to spend his days on pasture. At worst, well, there’s only one humane thing to do when a horse ...

Why would a horse stare into an arena mirror? Research from Italy suggests that he’s trying to get a good look at himself. Mirror self-recognition, which is a building-block of self-awareness, ...

The recipe to soak hay is very simple: Start with hay and then add water. But the best way to add the water depends on why you’re wetting hay in the first place. If you are wetting hay to control ...

As the years pass, you may find that you don’t leap out of bed feeling as spry as you once did. Likewise, it’s not unusual for an older horse to walk out of his stall or begin a ride feeling a bit ...