Weather & Equestrian News
Storm coverage, safety guides, and curated updates from around the web.
From Around the Web
When Summer Turns Dangerous: Protect Your Horse From Intense Heat and Fight Flies
Review StableWeather’s summer survival guide to keep horses cool and safe from flies, crucial for preventing heat-related issues and bug-borne diseases.
Lisa’s Paywall Article
New guidelines on horse nutrition will be released soon, offering valuable insights for horse owners to optimize their animals' health and performance. Stay tuned for updates that could impact feeding plans and overall care routines at the barn.
Protected: Lisa’s Paywall Article
New weather-tracking technology aims to enhance horse safety by providing real-time updates, helping owners and managers plan rides more effectively.
6 Common Mistakes Owners Make When Managing Equine Joint Health
Identify and address those six common joint health missteps to keep your horse more comfortable and ready for rides.
3-Legged Lameness in Horses: The Likely Players
Identify these four common culprits for sudden lameness in horses to keep your equine friends sound and ready for rides.
Conditioning Young Horses
Focus on proper conditioning for your young horse to safeguard its future health and riding career.
All Ears: How Horses Hear & Hearing-Related Issues
Explore how horses hear and discover tips for managing ear issues, crucial for every horse owner's knowledge base to ensure your equine friend stays healthy and happy.
Oregon Horse Tests Positive for EHV-1
Crook County reports an EHV-1 positive case, prompting local equestrians to review biosecurity measures and riding plans.
Oregon Horse Tests Positive for EHV-1
Oregon reports a positive case of EHV-1 in a horse from Crook County,提醒当地马主注意防范，确保骑乘计划顺利进行。
Oregon Horse Tests Positive for EHV-1
A horse in Crook County has tested positive for EHV-1. This could affect local riding plans and health protocols at barns, so keep an eye on updates.
‘An absolute privilege’: equestrians recognised for ‘extraordinary contributions’ by The King
Recognition has come to several dedicated members of the equestrian community for their outstanding work, including barn managers and riders involved in therapeutic programs—news that could boost morale among horse owners and managers.
Do you know when to call the vet? Study raises concerns – as many horse owners still reach for outdated treatment
Study shows many horse owners hesitate before calling a vet for injuries, and some use old treatment methods that may not be effective. This could impact how quickly horses receive proper care.