Sometimes it takes a caring community and a little 'outside-the-box' thinking to find the right job for a quirky horse.

What the return of the New World screwworm to the United States means, and seven things you can do to protect your horse.

USEF donates $10,000, Including a new $2,500 matching challenge, to help more horses and owners recover from the widlfires.

It’s easy to joke about your horse putting on a few extra pounds—after all, it isn’t going to hurt his feelings if you call ...

Washington State Department of Agriculture reported that a horse in Whatcom County had tested positive for strangles. The ...

On Sept. 10, the USDA confirmed New World screwworm (NWS) in a horse in Presidio County, Texas. According to the United States Equestrian Federation, NWS was found on the hind limb of a working ranch ...

Equine lameness can be difficult to detect, but a study from England confirms the reliability of a relatively new tool for identifying subtle signs of musculoskeletal pain in horses. Developed at the ...

Plenty of turnout and late weaning may increase the likelihood that a young Thoroughbred will have success at the racetrack years later, according to a study from the United Kingdom. Foals given ...

The skin around a mare’s mammary glands produces a sebaceous exudate that protects the delicate skin of the teats Question: I have a wonderful Paint/Thoroughbred cross mare who’s healthy and full of ...

Nails are common culprits but any puncture wound—one that is deeper than it is wide—can be bad news for a horse. A puncture wound—any wound that is deeper than it is wide—can be bad news for a horse.

The Costarricense de Paso is Costa Rica’s national horse breed, and exploring the country’s lush landscapes aboard these Costa Rican Walking Horses is indeed a national treasure. Watch as a ...