Weather & Equestrian News

Check out discounted portable fans on Amazon Prime Day to keep horses cool during this heatwave, ensuring they stay comfortable and healthy at the barn.

Review these 10 tips for keeping your horse hydrated and cool during summer travels. Stay at home if heatwaves hit to avoid risks, ensuring both you and your horse have a safer, more comfortable ride.

Science discussions at the Bonn conference are highlighting emissions inequality, which could impact policies affecting horse owners and riding plans through changes in environmental regulations.

Discussing gut health, this article emphasizes that forage must be the base of a horse’s diet to support digestive well-being. This is crucial for all horse owners and barn managers planning feeding schedules.

Start your horse's lateral training by teaching him to stand next to a single pole. This exercise enhances foot movement and responsiveness, crucial skills for effective riding and management in the barn.

Philippe Ciais, a leading climate scientist with decades of research on the carbon cycle, continues to shape our understanding of global emissions. Horse owners and managers should stay informed as these findings can impact long-term planning for barns and pastures.

Detlef van Vuuren, a top climate modeller, is widely cited in IPCC reports. His work helps predict future climate scenarios that could impact horse care and riding plans, urging owners to prepare for changing conditions.

Peter Thomsen, a renowned national coach and Olympic gold medalist, was injured in a riding fall and is recovering in the hospital. Horse owners should stay vigilant about safety during rides and check their horses for any signs of injury after outdoor activities.

Exploring the world of "circuit kids" might make you rethink those glamorous social media riders, as their lives aren't always what they seem—potentially impacting how horse owners view success in equestrian shows.

New observations reveal that the exoplanet GJ504b, known as the Pink Planet, boasts clouds made of salt—a discovery that expands our understanding of planetary weather beyond our solar system.

Katmai's bear cam launches June 23, offering live views of brown bears. Tune in for a peek into the park's wildlife.

Puerto Rico's deaf community faces information gaps during extreme weather events, urging for better protections and alerts. This highlights the importance of accessible weather updates for all horse owners and barn managers to ensure safety and preparedness.