Tampa, FL – It’s an option now for equine practitioners to take highly detailed infrared thermal imaging of horses and other animals with a device that fits into the palm of your hand. The newly released Teletherm Tiger4 Cub makes this possible with the latest optics and infrared technology. There … Read More
The US$ 1.9 billion equestrian equipment market in 2018 is expected to ride on an optimistic growth trajectory in the coming decade, as per the new Fact.MR valuation. The study foresees 1.4x growth during the period of 2018 – 2028. While the market remains highly fragmented, delivery of high functionality and fashion … Read More
Amazing horses settled amongst spectacular layered views of mountain ranges and historic dude ranches in lies Livingston MT. Just north of the Yellowstone National Park is The Heart K Ranch Land and Cattle Company Arena where on September 7 and 8th of 2018, The League of Legends Invitational Horse Sale hosted by … Read More
Enjoy the privacy and peacefulness of 65+ acres! This serene property is home to abundant wildlife, including owls, geese, deer, hawks, beaver and elk. Build your dream home, set up horse pasture, log the timber…the possibilities are endless! The home site has been cleared and is the perfect place to … Read More
Modesto Milling has added a new feed to their premium line of horse products, Organic Senior Horse Pellet. This feed has all the benefits of the other great concentrates, like the flax and sunflower seeds, coconut and kelp meal, and being nutritionally balanced to complement the horse’s forage. This Organic Senior Pellet has a … Read More
Excerpt from Washington State Animal Response Team‘s September 2018 Newsletter On September 22nd, we received a request to assist with locating a missing trail horse near Lake Kachess. However, as WASART doesn’t search for missing animals, we were placed on standby until the horse was located and would be … Read More
In mid-morning on September 14th, WASART received a call for assistance for a horse that was trapped in a ravine in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Chelan County, a 3-5 hour drive from Seattle and Tacoma, from where most of our responders would be leaving. Once sufficient information was gathered, … Read More
Bringing Caring and Healing to Puget Sound Horses Interview by Kim Roe I first met Dr. Julie Eihl over 20 years ago on a late summer evening after finding my home-bred warmblood filly entangled in electric fencing. She had major lacerations to her hock and could barely walk. I … Read More
Understanding Your Horse’s Reactions by Barbara Breckenfeld, LAMP We’ve all experienced a horse spooking at something. It’s their fight/flight/freeze response—a physical reflex of the autonomic nervous system. Understanding this system helps us to work with horses’ physiology. First, let’s define our terms. The autonomic nervous system controls automatic responses … Read More
Stall and Fencing Renovations Have Begun By Dorothea Bartholomew A crew of staff and volunteers recently began renovations to the horse barn at Stonewater Ranch. This is the first visible step toward bringing BLM mustangs onto the ranch. The project includes leveling nine stalls, pouring concrete for the stall … Read More
