Trail riding is one of the best ways to enjoy time with your horse. You don’t have to compete, show, or chase ribbons to be a good horse person. But have you ever heard someone say, “I’m just a trail rider,” as if that means there’s no need to keep … Read More
Looking for upcoming equine events to add to your calendar? Here are two events recently added to Horse Source. Homes for Horses Coalition Conference Date: October 16–18, 2026 Connect with others who are passionate about horse welfare and learn more about efforts to improve the lives of horses through the … Read More
Most riders know that feeling. You swing into the saddle, your heart starts beating a little faster, your legs tighten, and suddenly every noise, movement, or unexpected step from your horse feels like a warning sign. The more nervous you become, the more tense your horse seems—and before long, you’re … Read More
Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Invests in Future Veterinarians with New Wellness Center at Utah State University The Purina Pro Plan Wellness Center now available to support mental health and wellbeing of veterinary students on campus LOGAN, Utah, Oct. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Purina Pro Plan Veterinary announced the opening of the new … Read More
If you have horses, you have manure. Lots of it. And while hauling stall waste away can feel like a never-ending chore, that pile of manure and bedding doesn’t have to be a problem—you can turn it into a useful resource for your property. So, where should you put a … Read More
As soon as the weather turns cooler, the mice and rats seem to know exactly where to go. A warm barn, plenty of feed, and a few quiet corners make a horse property pretty inviting—and once rodents settle in, getting them back out can be a challenge. So, how can … Read More
If you live in the Pacific Northwest, you probably don’t need much convincing that mud can turn a perfectly manageable horse property into a daily chore. Once the rain starts, areas around gates, feeders, paddock entrances, and other high-traffic spots can quickly become deep, slippery, and difficult for both horses … Read More
DURANGO® BOOTS OPENS APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOURTH ANNUAL $30,000 ‘NATIONAL DAY OF THE COWGIRL’ SCHOLARSHIP ON SEPTEMBER 15, 2026 To Date, Durango Has Invested $90,000 in Scholarships to Empower the Next Generation of Western Women NELSONVILLE, OHIO (September 15, 2026) – Today, Durango® Boots opens applications for their fourth annual … Read More
The days are getting shorter, and before long, the sun will be setting while we’re still trying to finish the evening chores. For horse owners who work during the day, those dark winter evenings can turn simple jobs like feeding, cleaning paddocks, or checking a horse into a frustrating—and sometimes … Read More
Fall is one of those seasons when the horse chores seem to pile up quickly. Before the rain arrives and the ground turns soft, there’s a short window to get pastures, paddocks, and manure management systems ready for the months ahead. So, when should you move horses off pasture? What … Read More
