Positron emission tomography (PET) scanning technology has now been in place at the UC Davis veterinary hospital for two years. In 2016, UC Davis became the first veterinary hospital in the world to implement an equine PET scanner. The program has enjoyed a successful second year with many exciting developments. … Read More
September 7, 2018: Knowing that many potential FEI World Equestrian Games equine contenders rely on steamed hay every day, the Haygain team began planning to provide it many months before the competition begins Sept. 11 at the Tryon International Equestrian Center. As with the WEG 2014 in Normandy, France, Haygain began working … Read More
Cavallo Hoof Boots offer Hoof Care During Hot Weather! Ground that was once soft and wet can suddenly become hard in extreme heat and can wreak havoc on your horses’ hoofs. Hydrate those feet! Change your go-anywhere Cavallo Hoof Boots into a soaking solution by simply covering the … Read More
Model Horse Festival Features Workshops, Model Showing, Model Horse Hobby Info Booth and Free Stablemates® Painting for Children! (August 31, 2018 – Pequannock, NJ) – BreyerWest® will return to the Northwest Horse Fair and Expo, to be held March 22-24, 2019 at the Linn Co. Fair & Expo Center … Read More
Unique Scratch Me Silly® Makes it Easy to Scratch and Massage Pets and People (Coming in October 2018!) Announcing the Scratch Me Silly®, the ultimate belly scratching tool! Developed by ScratchnAll, the makers of the popular animal scratch pads, the Scratch Me Silly® is an ergonomically designed and contoured tool … Read More
What a special year, what a special event and what a great time for competitors and spectators! The 2018 Reining by the Bay was a fantastic 20th Anniversary celebration! From the wonderful outdoor setting, the custom arena preparation, the beautifully staged venue and of course the many talented horses and … Read More
Help your horse stay calm and spook-free on the trail with these tips from Clinton Anderson. #1 Warm Up With Groundwork Before hitting the trail, be sure your horse is in the right frame of mind, meaning he’s calm, using the thinking side of his brain and focused on … Read More
September 2018 Cover Story: Interscholastic Equestrian Association – Growing in Leaps and Bounds Feature Story: Oregon Horse Center – Something for Everyone Willfully Guided: Boundary Line Dispute? Know Your Options Trail Savvy: I Went to a Clinic (And You Should Too) Trainer’s Corner: Western Dressage – A Closer Look … Read More
A Closer Look at Tack By Lynn Palm Any time you get into a different discipline, it’s important to know what tack is allowed in competition. The smart rider researches ahead of time to learn all the rules about what tack is permitted (and what isn’t). I recommend practicing … Read More
Handy Hoof Hints Part 6 by Carole Herder As President of Cavallo Horse & Rider, one of the best parts of my job is hearing the heartfelt stories from our community regarding the care and progress of their horse’s hooves. Some are funny, some are sad, and some are … Read More
