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Now more than ever, it’s important to have data that ensures we understand our diversity and the pressure on the horse world, so that it can appropriately be sustained. Please consider completing this survey so that the information can be compiled and distributed to all parties to better maintain our industry. The deadline for the…
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If you are near Lexington, Kentucky from March 23-26th, then you must stop in at the event, Road To The Horse! One of our most valued partners in the Cavallo community, Valley Vet, will have a booth set up at this amazing event. I want to personally send you an invitation to visit Kathy Klover at…
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One of my very special friends is Debbie Roberts-Loucks, Monty and Pat Roberts’ daughter. We’re the same age, both love horses, and like to laugh a lot. It is always a pleasure to receive an interview request from her and with this one, I’ve included a special gift. Listen here for the interview. Debbie is…
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If you’ve ever experienced back pain, then you know how dramatically it can affect your routine. Imagine how back pain feels to your horse, when he’s also carrying you. Horses can show back pain in many different ways; here are some common signs that your horse has a sore back.
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It’s summer time and some of us are struggling with the conditions on our properties. If your area is very wet it can negatively affect your horse’s feet. Does mud on your farm seem to be a never-ending struggle? Mud can pull shoes off, negatively impact your horses’ hoof health, and can even make walking in your pastures a challenge. Try out these mud management tips around your farm to reduce and minimize mud.
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Meet Emma Massingale – a true horse lover and adventuress, free-rider Emma is continually pushing the boundaries of the equine and human relationship. Last year, Emma lived with horses, wild and tame, for one month on an island.
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Summertime is right around the corner, and that means that there are plenty of ways for you to enjoy some time with your horse. I’d like to offer up a summertime challenge for you: Explore new territory with your horse this summer. As riders or horse owners, we sometimes become set or settled in our…
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Trust: the belief that someone or something is reliable, good, honest and will not harm you. A trust is something committed or entrusted to one’s care for safekeeping. So, do you trust your horse? Does your horse trust you? I have seen my share of fine horses over the years and as I get a…
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Pathology is the medical term for the study of the way a disease works. Hoof pathologies are when something has gone wrong with the equine foot, like laminitis, thrush, abscesses, flares, navicular or negative palmar angle. These are diseases or non-conformational issues. What about club foot? Yes, there are instances whereby this is hereditary and…
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