Weather & Equestrian News

Forecasters anticipate a calmer-than-usual 2026 Atlantic hurricane season with fewer storms, which means horse owners in the region might face less disruption to training and riding schedules.

Dr. Kaylee Montone shines as a standout equine caregiver, honored among over 130 nominees in Boehringer Ingelheim's Share the Care program, bringing top veterinary care closer to horse owners and barns.

Horse owners and riders got a thrilling preview as top jumpers warmed up their steeds at the colossal Dickies Arena, setting the stage for the intense 2026 Longines FEI Jumping World Cup™ Final. Barn managers might take note of such venues to inspire training environments that mimic big-event energy.

Forecasts predict a super El Niño event for 2026/2027, promising big changes in weather patterns that could affect horse owners' long-term planning and barn management strategies.

Nutrient deficiencies are common even in well-fed horses, impacting everything from hoof health to recovery times. Horse owners and barn managers should consider a thorough review of their feed plans to ensure all essential nutrients are covered for optimal equine wellbeing.

New study suggests that a specific essential oil blend could aid horses with insulin issues, potentially offering barn managers another tool to support their equine friends' health.

Vesicular stomatitis has hit two more barns in Yavapai County, Arizona. Horse owners and barn managers should remain vigilant and monitor their horses for signs of the disease to protect herd health.

Horse owners in Yamhill County, take note: two horses at a local boarding facility have tested positive for equine influenza. This could affect riding plans and barn management strategies as precautions are likely to be heightened.

A case of strangles has popped up in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Horse owners and barn managers nearby should keep a close eye on their horses for any signs of illness and consider limiting new arrivals to prevent the spread.

Fifteen horses in Stanislaus County have tested positive for Equine Infectious Anemia. Horse owners and barn managers in the area should heighten surveillance and ensure their equines haven't been exposed, safeguarding herd health.

Global tensions over the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran are causing ripples in energy markets worldwide. While this might not directly affect your horse's daily routine, keep an eye on how potential fuel price fluctuations could impact your barn’s budget or travel plans for equestrian events.

UK horse owners might find some relief in the return of the country's tallest bird, the osprey, while keeping an eye on rising feed costs due to the Iran war. Barn managers should stay alert to these broader trends that could impact their budgets and local ecosystems.